Do you know what this is called, and what makes it quite unusual to gain a point?
The Rookies have currently got more than enough puzzles to keep them guessing, so I will clear some space and move this one up a level.
Pedal car?
No, it's motorised.
Electrically powered wouldn't be too different?
Perhaps another aspect relating to propulsion?
Quote from: gilescooperuk on August 23, 2010, 05:43:02 PM
Pedal car?
I don't think he's selling it. He just wants the name, and what makes it unique.
Quote from: Otto Puzzell on August 26, 2010, 03:57:24 PM
Quote from: gilescooperuk on August 23, 2010, 05:43:02 PM
Pedal car?
I don't think he's selling it. He just wants the name, and what makes it unique.
Er that was what I was asking - was it a pedal car or not - not sure where the selling comment came from? It looks too small to be driven by an adult so I thought it might be a childs pedal car...
Pedal... peddle... geddit?!
Lightning kids race car...powered by an eletric drill!!!
Rough crowd.... ;D
Now now children!
It is indeed the Lightning Race Car for kids (although an adult can fit - just). It is powerd by an electric drill motor, but the unique information I was hoping for is that this 'car' is cleverly based around a household plastic waste rubbish bib/trash can. I will give Barret though point though anyway.
"Grille" and head-lights are fitted in the bottom of that trash can, right?
Cool ready-made and easy to recycle! ;D
Sorr Djetset I didn't read the question fully I guess, although the means of power is fairly unique in itself, no?!
That's very true Barrett; no problem.
The main body of the car is made from a swing-top rubbish bin/ trash can, with the front being the base. The wheels are from a kids push chair!