Radio Flyers are still built using the old classic blueprints, and are still considered some of the top children's wagons available today. Radio Flyers average between $50 and $100USD, depending on the type of wagon and where you buy it.
You can find spare parts for Radio Flyer wagons on the Radio Flyer website
You can get parts for the Radio Flyer Wagons from the Radio Flyer website. You can call also Radio Flyer at 1-800-621-7613.
Radio Flyer Wagons only come in the color of red, it is their trademark and what they're best known for. You'll unfortunately be unable to find a wagon with another color from that company.
Many stores sell duplicates of the 'Radio Flyer'. The only place that sells a original though would the Radio Flyer website. Which is located at www.radioflyer.com/.
Radio Flyer red wagons are still manufactured by the Radio Flyer company, and are available through many toy retailers. The price of the classic model starts at $59, though you may find a used model for under $50.
Radio Flyer Wagons have a range of prices depending on the model you want. The company's website has a full selection. http://www.radioflyer.com/wagons.html
Some of the most popular toys, Radio Flyer wagons continue to provide children with a wonderful, creative and nostalgic outdoor experience. This popular toy is well-recognized by many of today�s parents and grandparents because they had a Radio Flyer wagon too. They understand that a child needs a wagon to share the same fun outside. Parents can choose from a variety of modern and classic Radio Flyer wagons for their children, including those with roofs, seat backs and side walls.
The dimensions of a Radio Flyer Classic Red Wagons its wheels are 10" x 1Â_". The body dimensions of a Radio Flyer Classic Red Wagon are 36" x 17Â_" x 4Â_".
I believe younger children, from about one and a half to seven or eight years old would be interested in radio flyer wagons and enjoy them. My niece is almost two years old and she adores rides in hers.
Check on eBay. There's lots of auctions for vintage radio flyer toys.
The Radio Flyer company, known for its classic wagons; branched out & made it's first tricycles in the 1930's. The model 33 tricycle was first built in 1933.
Antonio Pasin invented the Liberty Coaster Wagon in 1917 and then the Little Red Wagon (Radio Flyer) in 1933. If you go to Radio Flyer's website and click on Heritage at the very bottom of the page, it has a very detailed company history.