I remember getting a Kidallac I think it was in must have been 1959-60, from where we lived (I was born in 56!). It was used and I think it had been repainted.Solid metal wheels. My brother used it to move a V-8 car engine years later. It was built like a tank! there are a few around 12:20 or so. A couple of black ones and and one tan/brown.
@@resurrectionauto5714 Every time you showed a pedal car from the thirties it reminded me of Wally the rich kid on the Little Rascals picking up Darla and then racing against The other kids’ homemade jalopy.
Visited back in 1990, was mind boggling then. WHATEVER happened to the hundreds and hundreds of smaller tin,steel and diecast ELMER HAD,,,,KNOW THE RESULTS OF MECUM. AllThe other non auctioned items. So much i would have wanted A MYSTERY TO THIS BDAY11111
Mind. Blown.
Just the pedal cars.....wow and not the volume but also the variety.
I remember getting a Kidallac I think it was in must have been 1959-60, from where we lived (I was born in 56!). It was used and I think it had been repainted.Solid metal wheels. My brother used it to move a V-8 car engine years later. It was built like a tank! there are a few around 12:20 or so. A couple of black ones and and one tan/brown.
I’d be like a kid in a…. toy store! Wow!!!
It was WILD! Just wish I could afford some 😂
@@resurrectionauto5714 Every time you showed a pedal car from the thirties it reminded me of Wally the rich kid on the Little Rascals picking up Darla and then racing against The other kids’ homemade jalopy.
Totaly jaw dropping. Thanks for filming.
it looks like, lots of the big toy ride on stuff is reproduction they make lots of it in china.
Pedal cars went as high as 65,000 a piece. No repos in that collection.
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Visited back in 1990, was mind boggling then. WHATEVER happened to the hundreds and hundreds of smaller tin,steel and diecast ELMER HAD,,,,KNOW THE RESULTS OF MECUM. AllThe other non auctioned items. So much i would have wanted
A MYSTERY TO THIS BDAY11111