The original Postman Pat Pedal Car is a firm favourite for children and parents alike. A true representation of the original postal van, the official Postman Pat Pedal Car has been designed and developed in the UK.

The construction process combines the best of new world and old world skills, using computer controlled cutting machines to provide the aluminium rust-free panels, whilst the overall assembly is completed, by hand, with care and pride.

Our Postman Pat Pedal Car features a box steel chassis supporting a rust free aluminium body, both of which are painted with a fade resistant powder coat for a durable finish and long life. Recognising that today's children are growing larger, the design of the Postman Pat pedal car includes input from European anthropometrical data to ensure that our cars are large enough to accomodate their young drivers. This approach results in larger vehicles that allow the driver to experience being 'inside' the car rather than 'on top' as is the case with many children's replica vehicles.

Should you ever require any spare parts for you Postman Pat Pedal car due to wear and tear or accidents, we will be pleased to send out the required items.

• Ages 2 - 5
• UK design and manufacture
• Aluminium, rust free body
• Box steel (strong) chassis
• Pneumatc rubber tyres
• Adjustable Seat to allow growth
• Pneumatic rubber tyres
• Safety designed ABS plastics
• Dash mounted dials
• Strengthened running boards
• Rotary chain pedal drive
• Unique Serial Plate on each car
• Personalised number plates available
• 1 year guarantee

Size(mm):

1190(L) x 700(W) x (H)

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Postman Pat: Postman Pat lives in the Yorkshire Village called Greendale with his wife Sara, his son Julian and his cat Jess. His house is called Forge Cottage and he goes about his postman duties with a smile on his face and he loves a good joke too. He loves his job because there are always plenty of people he can chat with and help if neccessary. There are many colourful characters who live in Greendale and often take part in many of Postman Pat’s adventures including Mrs Goggins who runs the post office on the village green and Mrs Hubbard who can be seen riding her bike and the village bobby, PC Selby can also be seen around the village. Each episode follows Pat as he goes around Greendale delivering letters and parcels to the people of the village. He is always accompanied by Jess the cat, who features in the programme's famous theme song. Postman Pat was invented by John Cunliffe. Pat initially appeared in a series of books for young children that John Cunliffe had written in the late seventies. In 1981, the BBC decided to make a television series featuring Postman Pat. This first series was directed by Ivor Wood, and each episode was written by John Cunliffe. The first series had 13 episodes. For the first eight, Postman Pat's "bright red van" featured a generic crown-style logo, which was designed to be similar to the official Royal Mail logo. When the Royal Mail gave the programme makers permission to use their official logo, the crown was replaced with the proper Royal Mail logo.