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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $375.
There is a ‘Steger‘ pedal jeep, but I haven’t found another example of a Stager jeep.
“1948 peddlecar restored. Made by Stager.
Works great and neat to look at.”
Hi Dave
Just had a look through all my bits and come with the same as you.
I wonder if this is a spelling error?
Looks very nice though.
Try again……..”Just had a look through all my bits and came up with the same as you”
This appears to be identical to the 1948 Sherwood Jeep pedal car. The Steger pedal Jeeps had a short wheelbase and usually had wooden sides back beyond the door opening. The windshield was totally different than the one pictured.
The Sherwood Jeep has a windshield that is identical to this as well as the grille and headlights have the same configuration. I have several small photos of the 1948 Sherwood Jeep as well as an original ad that are the same as this one. Maybe Steger bought out Sherwood later, but I suspect this is a Sherwood.
I have a very rare Anchor Jeep that looks similar to the Triang, but has a different grille and headlight arrangement, and had electric headlights and a horn when new in the very early 1950s. If you go to Derek’s CJ3B page, you can find his section on pedal Jeeps and there are photos of several unique pedal Jeeps.
Good eye Colin. I agree it looks like a Sherwood.