This is my first foray into Cast iron toy cars, & I did it to give as a gift for one of my very favorite people, who just got a new car. 

After an adventurous learning curve on a closed track, I couldn't stop thinking of how fun it must have been for her, & wanted to commemorate that.   

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This toy car was refurbished from a somewhat rusty / wobbly condition.

(PS  I know the hair looks like Darth Vader lost control, but it must have gotten messed up in shipping. It was intended to be wild, but not that wild.   : )

Also, The wig is just taped on, and comes off easily.

Below are the remaining shots from the seller on Ebay. 

This toy car was mildly rusty, & the wheels were crooked/bent, & out of round - but I fixed all that before painting.

I ground down the casting lines to smooth out the seams, & round the tires better, & got rid of all the rust.

I painted it blue to match her new car, & tried for a design on the grill to match the swish-y logo on her car, as well. 

I used silver decals for all design work, & a clear coat to protect the finishes. 

Sadly, the silver lost some of it's shine, when I applied the top coat. Not sure why.