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r000 although 19XX Cheston Make Eshelman’s Model ‘adult Sport Car’ had barely enough<br />

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

room for one average-size person, he developed an even smaller<br />

offered without reserve<br />

model for use by children. Ten inches shorter and a foot narrower than<br />

the adult Car, the Child’s Sport Car used a smaller, two-horsepower<br />

Briggs & Stratton engine and similar drivetrain and brakes. It has the<br />

same heavy nose and tail castings, but it eliminated lights and the<br />

accompanying battery that were in the basic model. The Deluxe Child’s<br />

Car had bicycle lighting and chrome rocket side ornamentation.<br />

To simplify and “childproof” the vehicle, the adult Car’s accelerator<br />

pedal was replaced by a hand throttle. This Eshelman Child’s Sport Car<br />

is an early model, without cutaway side “door” openings. an original,<br />

unrestored example, it serves as the benchmark for the make. although<br />

it shows some use and blemishes, it is exceptionally well preserved, right<br />

down to the Eshelman “Tractors – Sport Cars – attachments” decal on<br />

the dashboard. Its attractive red and yellow paint is complemented by<br />

a black seat cushion.<br />

Deluxe equipment includes the chrome battery-powered bicycle lights<br />

manufacturer and taillights, Manufacturer as well as chrome side rockets. Red reflectors are installed<br />

origin in the traditional City, Country taillight location. owing ID no. to its originality, ## this is quite<br />

motor possibly the most motor desirable Eshelman in displacement existence. cc<br />

power hp length mm<br />

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