Wooden Toy Car Hot Rod 1932 Sedan Painted With Turquoise, Metallic Emerald Green, and Black Acrylic Paint - 519832904

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

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As a toymaker, I take pride in crafting fun, entertaining, and unique toys. I made a wooden toy car inspired by a 1932 Ford Hot Rod Sedan. I used traditional woodworking tools and techniques to bring this toy car to life. I painted it by hand with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint, and the wheels are finished with nonmarring amber shellac.

One of the things that sets my toys apart from mass-produced toys is that they are all handmade using natural wood and wood products. This means that each piece is unique and will vary slightly in appearance from one item to the next. When you order this toy car, the item you receive will differ somewhat from the item pictured in the listing photos.

It's important to note that the natural variations in wood grain, color, and knots make each piece one-of-a-kind and add to the item's character and charm. These variations should be expected and are not considered defects. However, if you have any concerns about the variations or want to request a specific look or size, please contact me before placing your order. I will do my best to accommodate your request.

As a toymaker, toys should be fun and safe for children. I take great care to ensure that my toys are made with non-toxic materials.

This wooden toy car is fun and entertaining for children and unique and one-of-a-kind. I take great pride in crafting toys handmade with natural materials and made to order in the USA. If you're looking for a unique gift for a child, this toy car will surely bring joy and laughter to their playtime.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.

A handmade wooden toy car modeled after a 1932 hot rod sedan is painted with turquoise, metallic emerald green, and black acrylic paint. The wheels are finished with non-marring amber shellac.
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