1:20 Scale Pull Back Friction Powered Police Car Toy with Lights & Siren Sounds - Diecast Emergency Rescue Vehicle for Boys, Toddlers & Kids - Perfect for Pretend Play, Birthday Gifts & Collectible Display
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SKU:25201837
Product Description
This high-quality police car will race forward with its friction powered wheels, flashing lights and blasting sirens looking just like the real thing! Your child can enjoy hours of play enjoying the thrill of being a cop, catching imaginative criminals and keeping our city safe! Playing with this Police Rescue Vehicle will provide your child with hours of imaginative play helping promote hand-eye coordination, sensory reception and motor skills. Your child will spend more hours staying active!
Product Features
Friction Powered Just push the Police Rescue Vehicle slightly forward and it will take off fast across the floor. No batteries required for this friction powered vehicle to race ahead, which makes this car a win-win for everyone.
Openable Trunk The Police Rescue Vehicle features a trunk that you can open by just pressing one little button.
Fun Entertainment This toy triggers imagination. Your child will use this Police Rescue Vehicle for endless hours of play catching imaginative criminals and keeping our city safe!
Great Gift Idea With lights sirens and speeding action this Friction Powered Police Car makes a perfect gift for birthdays, holidays, and any other gift-giving occasions.
Just Like the Real Thing This high quality police car will race forward with its friction powered wheels, flashing lights and blasting sirens looking just like the real thing!
Customer Reviews
We purchased this for our grandson for Christmas and he loves it. Makes siren sounds and you can push the car an it goes. Very durable since he is at an age where he throws his toys.
