Piggy cruiser, a non-traditional children ride-in car
Abstract
A piggy cruiser, a non-traditional children ride-in car includes amusement shapes and features. The car is provided with two passenger doors that are attached with hinges to the vertical component of the door jamb. An in-dash containing an entertainment system that includes a radio and a CD player preferably made of plastic materials. The piggy cruiser is adapted for, paly ground fun having a body and ahassis that is provided with four legs that are adapted for wheels attachment to be rotated on axle devices. A Power source includes a plastic motor adapted for rechargable batteries, switches wiring items. The batteries are adapted for powering two small electric motors that propels two driveshafts that have attachment to the chassis walls near the rear axle. A compartment is provided for the power source at the rear section in the trunk space. A sun-roof is provided at the top center of the the car that opens by pressing a buttom allowing the sun-roof to pivot vertically. functionable exterior lights and a passenger seat having foam paddings and covered with naugahyde material are provided. the invention is adapted for motion at the piggy's tail and also at the piggy's head section.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . The piggy cruiser, a non-traditional children ride-in amusement and playground vehicle comprising: a sun-roof that opens by pivoting up; a head device that have motion upon activation; a tail device that have motion upon activation; a two door non-traditional vehicle having an entertainment system. a playground vehicle adapted with functionable exterior lights.
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