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#1 by proadco » Tue Jun 07, 2016 20:50

Cool Yea

I picked one up identical to this one for a measly $5.00 at a yard sale couple days ago.

#2 by zegon » Wed Jun 08, 2016 12:04

Must have been misprint on it , the flyer is well a printed paper !!??

And that cart appears to be in iron.

#3 by RoseGold » Wed Jun 08, 2016 12:09

zegon wrote: Must have been misprint on it , the flyer is well a printed paper !!??

And that cart appears to be in iron.

Love it... aah I had one as a child, Pulled my dolls around..

#4 by proadco » Wed Jun 08, 2016 12:09

I'm going to put it to use is shortly.

Have lots of yard work to do.

Plants to plant.

Yard to mow too.

Then yard sale tomorrow.

Not sure I'm going to sell the wagon.

#5 by zegon » Wed Jun 08, 2016 12:23

ProAdCo wrote: I'm going to put it to use is shortly.

Have lots of yard work to do.

Plants to plant.

Yard to mow too.

Then yard sale tomorrow.

Not sure I'm going to sell the wagon.

Add plastic protection wagon bottom and plant some flowers in it , can be fine.

Then the flowers easier to move on , if you now want to plant them elsewhere in the yard.

#6 by Leloes » Wed Jun 08, 2016 12:31

Cool wagon. Reminds me of when I was a little kid. Those were the days.

#7 by zegon » Wed Jun 08, 2016 12:38

Is that kind of carriage typical of the United States ??

For we have no such iron in Sweden , but ours have always been made of Wood,

But perhaps it is because most of us have not had the industriela ability to manufacture them in iron , or is it because we have so much forest in Sweden , so it was most convenient to manufacture them in the wood here.

#8 by lotoole » Wed Jun 08, 2016 22:00

That was a great deal on that red wagon!

Had one as a kid and loved to perch it on the tallest hill I could find, jump in and experience a runaway stagecoach ride.

#9 by tasman1 » Wed Jun 08, 2016 22:14

zegon wrote: Is that kind of carriage typical of the United States ??

For we have no such iron in Sweden

No iron ? In short , still in stone age
Any nice cave to buy for investment ?

#10 by proadco » Wed Jun 08, 2016 22:20

zegon wrote: Is that kind of carriage typical of the United States ??

For we have no such iron in Sweden , but ours have always been made of Wood,

But perhaps it is because most of us have not had the industriela ability to manufacture them in iron , or is it because we have so much forest in Sweden , so it was most convenient to manufacture them in the wood here.

@ Zegon

How many of these can you make out of one tree?

Might could make a bundle of profits!

Look at the savings on GAS. Good selling point :lol:

#11 by valerie » Wed Jun 08, 2016 22:38

I always get my grand children their first radio flyer wagon.

However, they are not anything like they were back in the 50's/60's.

If you have an old one made before the 70's, I wouldn't sell it.

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