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Radio Flyer Wagon Takes to the Track
April 4, 2011
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Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling -
Fred Keller and Judy Foster traveled from Wasilla, Alaska, to the Food Lion AutoFair in Charlotte, N.C. with their classic red Radio Flyer wagon built to adult scale. Once they arrived in town they got the chance to take a few laps on the track.Credit: Brad Bowling
