Finding the right Parts For Pedal Cars can be a challenge. Whether you’re restoring a vintage treasure or simply replacing a worn-out component, this guide will help you navigate the world of pedal car parts. We’ve compiled a comprehensive list of parts, organized by model and type, to make your restoration project easier.
Pedal Car Parts by Model
Specific parts are often required for different pedal car models. Here’s a breakdown of common models and their associated parts:
Peerless Pedal Car Parts
- Horns: Part #029
- Handbrakes: Part #027
- Steering Wheels: Part #015
- Bonnet Trims: Part #071 (pair)
- Mascots: Part #013
- Headlights: Part #40 or #41
- Bumper Bars: Part #016
- Hub Caps: Part #025 (requires painting or chroming)
- Bonnet Louvers: Part #059
- Wheels: 9″ (Part #045) or 7-3/4″ (Part #044)
- Seat Shroud: TBA
Cyclops Clipper Parts
- Horns: Part #029
- Steering Wheels: Part #015 or #022
- Bonnet Trim: Part #061
- Mascot and Ship Transfer: Part #019
- Grill: Part #058
- Bumper Bar: Part #039
- Over-riders: Part #034
- Headlights: Part #038
- Mushroom Hub Caps: Part #006
- Balloon Wheels: Part #001
- Rear Reflectors: Part #008
- Tires: Refer to part description
Cyclops Sixty Parts
- Steering Wheel: Part #022
- Headlights: Part #033
- Over-riders: Part #074
- Bumper Bar: Part #049
- Wheels: 7-3/4″ disc (Part #043)
- Tires: $16.00 each
- Hub Caps: Part #006 or #007
- Door Handle: Part #056
- Tail Gate: Part #036
- Crane for Tow Trucks: Part #024 (All items are un-chromed)
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General Pedal Car Parts
Beyond model-specific components, many parts are universally applicable to pedal cars. These include:
- Hub Caps: Various styles and sizes are available (e.g., mushroom, plain, embossed).
- Headlights: From cone-head to domed lenses, numerous headlight options exist.
- Steering Wheels: Pre-war and post-war styles, metal and other materials.
- Wheels and Tires: A variety of sizes (7-3/4″, 9″, balloon) and materials.
- Grills: Specific to models or universal styles.
- Bumper Bars and Over-riders: Chrome or paintable options.
- Pedals: Rubber or metal, various designs.
- Chain Drives: For pre-war models.
- Hand Brakes: Several styles to choose from.
Conclusion
Restoring a pedal car can be a rewarding experience. By using this guide to locate the necessary parts for pedal cars, you can bring your vintage vehicle back to its former glory. Remember to carefully check part numbers and descriptions to ensure compatibility with your specific model. Contact us for availability and pricing. All parts are sold for restoration purposes only and are not intended for use as toys.
