David built a frame out of 1-inch square tubing as a foundation for a 1941 Briggs and Stratton 1hp washing machine engine, and added a pair of well-used Radio Flyer wagons for the tubs.

6] The wagon body was stretched 6 inches and widened 3 inches. The steering comes from two Radio Flyer handles that connect to the wheels with a tie rod.

LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) - As a child growing up in Muncie, Ind., Curtis Hutchison said he never had a red Radio Flyer wagon to pull around the neighborhood and take his friends for a spin. Now, about ...

LAKELAND — As a child growing up in Muncie, Ind., Curtis Hutchison said he never had a red Radio Flyer wagon to pull around the neighborhood and take his friends for a spin. Now, about 65 years ...