The pair stripped away almost every body panel on the truck and replaced it all with a custom kit to make the car look like a Radio Flyer wagon. It's even got an enormous eight-foot handle up ...

Judy Foster said she decided to sell the unique vehicle after the death of her husband, Fred Keller, who used the chassis of a 1976 Mazda pickup truck to create the Radio Flyer car about 14 years ago.

a machine which was actually owned by Judy’s dad as a family truck. Now, the Radio Flyer is on offer as part of an auction in the northern state. During the build, about two inches of length was ...

Designed for two kids — perfect for me, since I have twins — the 22-pound, bright red Radio Flyer wagon is made from ... seat at a farmers market or food truck. In addition to carting around ...

More than just little red wagons, Radio Flyer has spent the last couple of years upping its electric bike game. The company puts an emphasis on quality production while retaining an affordable ...

Radio Flyer, the creator of the iconic Original Little Red Wagon ... and the adorable ride-on toys that come in styles ranging from unicorns to delivery trucks. Older kiddos with a need for speed will ...

Radio Flyer is banking on bricks-and-mortar in Schaumburg, where the little red wagon maker will open the first retail location in its 106-year history. Radio Flyer will sell stroller wagons ...