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It's a 1924  Custer Car Electric. Some were carnival rides and some were street legal. This one was street legal.

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What a cutie pie!

 

The car is cute too. What's with the tube on the nose?

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Great photo, this cheered up my day!

Cute little toddler and rare piece of machinery.

She appears to be very proud of the car and for a good reason.

 

Were the "street legal cars" also targeted to be toys? (...like the carnival rides)

It must have been quite rare product, in 1924 only very rich could afford such toy(?).

 

Thanks for sharing!

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The picture Greg posted of the bumper car version of the Custer car could explain the post protruding from the front of Old Golds car.  The post held the spring bumpers on the bumper car version.  Perhaps Old Golds car was once a bumper car.

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Ah yes...a bumper car!

 

What fun!

 

I love bumper cars, and never fail to ride them when at the fair or the boardwalk.

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