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It looks like late 90's or early 2000's, not sure the exact year.

http://youtu.be/O-MD_4F7sNs There is a description of parts in the video, really just consists ac induction motor, batteries, computer module, and some other stuff, it gets really really costly if you want a fast electric kart. I estimate $4000 for everything.

I'm not sure, but Ithink an easier way than bump starting would be to tie a high density rope or towing line around the right rear tire, than pull and it should start up.

It looks like the frame is modified because of the metal bars vs the metal tubes welded on.

Nice karts you got there, I would contact Trick Olymic and ask them if it's one of their karts. Not sure though, just a guess. Here's their website http://www.trickolimpicstore.com

Old/Vintage racing karts are great for restoring and putting the original engine, but if you want to drive it hard, I wouldn't recommend them vs modern karts because vintage karts are more delicate in a way, but driving moderately would be great if you want vintage kart. More modern racing...

Here you go, this will help you post pictures http://www.diygokarts.com/vb/showthread.php?t=735

Lol, I found you the vacuum forum you're looking for, http://www.vacuumland.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-DISCUSS-O-VAC.cgi

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Hey, if your going to order a new axle, brake rotor, hubs, etc. , you should get a 40mm axle because they're the easiest to get parts for and are very durable.

Thanks Anderkart, that help a lot, I'll try it and let you know the results

Sorry it took so long, but I finally found bodywork and nerf bars. I ran into a problem, the new ends of the nerf bars don't match up to the mounting tab, and the other ends barely fits without a hammer, so I'll do that later when I paint it in the Spring. Here are some pictures, Thanks guys.

Not really, but why get that kart if you have a sprint kart already?

It looks to be like a trick kart, try contacting them. I saw some before witht the same nerfs and the same "triangle" attached to the steering mechanism.

That's a pretty nice kart and motor. Are you planning on cleaning it up and updating some parts on the kart like the bodywork ( your mounts line up for it) and exhaust? Here's what you could make it look like if you spent $200 and a little labor

I haven't heard of them until now, but they look pretty nice. Do you have a picture of the kart? Because they have different models.

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Just wondering, did you find any serial numbers or manufactures on the kart anywhere? Maybe we can help find specific parts for it.

Are you making any progress on this kart, I think it would be really cool when it's finished.

I'm no expert, but I believe the end of that metal bar is threaded, so he would have to buy a piece that is threaded and then bend it.