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Wagon Radio Flyer® is a Radio Flyer® Company iconic vehicle. There are actually many different types of Radio Flyer® in the world in the world, although the most famous is the classic Red Wagon. At the age of 16, he dreamed of launching a new life in America. His family helped pay for his journey and soon lived in Chicago. The trade was a timber, but it was difficult to find a job in this area. In the end, after a worker of odd jobs saved enough money to buy his own equipment and began to produce wooden cars in his basement.

Soon afterwards, he created a company that earned and distributed its cars, which he called Liberty Coaster Company. In 1930 he renamed the company of radio steels and the company production. The word radio was chosen because Pasin felt it was a feeling of miracle that the future offered. His first steel car onpojní was also named Wagon Radio Flyer® to represent the idea of ​​flight.

In the 1940s, with America in War, Radio Flyer® Wagon Company stopped making cars. Instead, they focused their energy to support war effort by producing their iconic cans Red Blitz, five gallon cans that were supposed to carry water and fuel. At the end of the war, however, Wagon Radio Flyer® jumped directly back to American life, increasing its advertising and production.

In the 1950s with Radio Flyer®, it was almost a preliminary basis that he was a child in America. The country enjoyed its newly discovered economic power and Wagon Radio Flyer® was a symbol for children in the same way as the new Chrysler or Ford for adults.

Wagon Radio Flyer® has also branched over the 50th of its traditional wooden and red steels Motif on various colors and themes. Maybe two of the most famous Radio Flyer® cars from this period were Crockett Wagon crowds that were light tan inspired DIsney crowds with Crockett and the blue Mouseketeer.

Today Radio Flyer® Wagon Company continues to produce its iconic #18 Classic Red Wagon, which has now produced for more than seventy years. The company also produces a number of other products. These include other styles of the car, such as all-shepherd cars, in wood and steel, cars made exclusively of plastic, cars with canopies built-in to protect from the sun, and streamlined the #93B Ranger corner. The company also produces bikes and tricycles for children, scooters, toys on aircraft and creatures and small small models of the Radio Flyer® to launch plants, or just play on the table.