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r000 19XX Make Model<br />

estimate: $000 000 - $000 000<br />

Both the adult and Child’s Eshelman Sport Cars were revised for<br />

offered without reserve<br />

1956. There were no doors, but side cut-outs were added to aid<br />

in entry and exit. The cars retained the heavy steel plate platform<br />

chassis of earlier models, as well as the cast nose and tail sections,<br />

the former with a heavy “toothy” cast grille. advertisements boasted<br />

that “even the children can use it about your property. It’s so easy to<br />

operate and sturdily built.” The latter description an understatement.<br />

The cars had no suspension and obviated a differential by driving<br />

one rear wheel only.<br />

a fine example of the late style Child’s Sport Car, this Eshelman<br />

has the cut-out “door” openings and contrasting yellow interior. The<br />

seat cushion is black with red piping. It also has the opening hood<br />

characteristic of late models, but unlike the adult model, it is not<br />

hinged, but rather secured with screws to deter curious small hands.<br />

only a hand throttle is provided, but starting is still by recoil pull cord,<br />

and stopping the engine requires reaching into the compartment<br />

for a switch. There is no lighting, but rather a pair of reflectors to<br />

manufacturer the rear. Tires Manufacturer are 10-inch semi-pneumatics. Superbly restored, this<br />

Eshelman origin Child’s City, Country Sport Car will please ID children no. and ## adults alike.<br />

motor motor displacement cc<br />

power hp length mm<br />

Visit rmauctions.com to view all photos.<br />

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