What is the phone number for Radio Flyer?

What is the phone number for Radio Flyer?

Radio Flyer wants to help you get your product up and rolling! If your product is under warranty and has a defective or missing part, please complete our online warranty form. For questions regarding product warranty, please reference our warranty policy or call Customer Service at 1.800.621.7613, Monday – Friday 8:00am CST – 4:30pm CST.

When did Antonio Pasin name his company Radio Flyer?

In 1930, Antonio renamed the company from Liberty Coaster Company to Radio Steel & Manufacturing, and, despite hard times, was already the world’s largest producer of toy coaster wagons. Why Radio Flyer? Antonio Pasin’s wagons captured the spirit of the times.

Why was the first Radio Flyer called a Radio Flyer?

Antonio Pasin’s wagons captured the spirit of the times. The first steel wagon was named Radio Flyer, by combining his fascination with the invention of the radio – by fellow Italian, Guglielmo Marconi – and his wonderment of flight. Looking Forward to the Future

When did the Radio Flyer Town and Country come out?

First introduced in the 1960’s, the Radio Flyer Town & Country is a rugged, traditional wood wagon that has a “down-on-the-farm” feel that kids love. Its features put safety right up front, including smooth streamlined corners, a controlled turning radius that guards against tipping, and a quiet ride. New Face of Tough

Who are the radio announcers for the Philadelphia Flyers?

Hosted by Jason Myrtetus and Brian Smith, Flyers Radio Personality and Manager of Broadcasting/Media Services, Flyers Fix brings fans bi-weekly coverage on major storylines surrounding the Flyers and across the NHL.

Who is the host of the Flyers Daily Show?

Hosted by Flyers Radio Personality and Content Contributor Jason Myrtetus, this daily show serves listeners the latest and greatest updates on the team.

Can you design your own Radio Flyer ride?

Radio Flyer has brought you memories of outdoor play since 1917. Now you can Get Out and Play® by designing your own ride: choose the color, storage, fabric, personalized name & more. Your unique design. Same shipping time.

What did Radio Flyer do after World War 2?

Despite access to metal being limited during World War II, and Radio Flyer taking a break from wagon production for a couple of years to manufacture Blitz Cans. Post-war, as the suburbs boomed, the wagons again flew off the shelves.

When did the Radio Flyer wagon come out?

In 1927, creator Antonio Pasin took his two favorite inventions and combined them to come up with the name of his classic wagon: radios and airplanes. A classic, metal red Radio Flyer wagon sells for about $100 these days.

What kind of Toys did Radio Flyer make?

Radio Flyer wagons were among the original inductees, alongside Barbie, Etch A Sketches, roller skates and Teddy bears. As a company that specialized in metal wagons, the popularity of plastic ones didn’t bode well. However, after some trial and error, they started manufacturing red plastic wagons, and other toys that appealed to modern kids.

When does the Radio Flyer redemption code expire?

Please provide as many details as possible, including the Radio Flyer model #, color, and MD # (if you currently have a Radio Flyer product). Please note the redemption codes distributed through the Tesla Referral Program expired on June 30th, 2019. Please contact [email protected] with any questions.

When did the Radio Flyer push pull wagon come out?

In 1994, Radio Flyer released the company’s first ever plastic wagon, Model #2100 Push Pull Wagon. This new experience in fun was designed to go from push mode to pull mode in seconds without any hardware. With a huge storage area onboard, the Push Pull Wagon was truly one-of-a-kind.