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sure is nice being able to save these old relics this was on old rusty wagon i bought off a Facebook group and Blasted primed & slapped some fresh paint added new decals & flowers wow she's looking good now...
sure is nice being able to save these old relics this was on old rusty wagon i bought off a Facebook group and Blasted primed & slapped some fresh paint added new decals & flowers wow she's looking good now...
According to the collector book Riding Toys, this is listed as a 1940s Radio Flyer wagon. Beautiful job in bringing it back to life. All of the wagons shown on this thread really look terrific in new paint. It sure is nice!
I just restore this one for a freind, he gave it to his daughter when she was one and now he is going to give it to his grand daughter that is turning one. Sulley
I just restore this one for a freind, he gave it to his daughter when she was one and now he is going to give it to his grand daughter that is turning one. Sulley
Where are yOu guys finding the decals or are you repainting them? I have a lone ranger wagon that is covered in paint and just gave up a davy crockett wagon which was orig paint. Want to restore the lone ranger one but I am waiting on decal info. Any help or information would be great.
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