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Here is a twist referring back to an earlier comment ... the front spindle is approximately an inch above the frame and the rear assuming 1X1 boxed would be an inch under equalling a 2" difference front to rear with same size tire / wheel is that normal with karts? I looked closely to the rear...

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So I believe I understand. The left rear wheel (sitting in the seat) would have a brake drum and chain sprocket mounted directly to the wheel. My next question is what do the rear wheels attach to ... there still needs to be some sort of axel and I can't tell from pictures how this was...

Wheels & tires (TINO tires in name only) ✅

Awesome brother!

She is not a looker ... she is a COMPLETE 1967 383 Formula S Fastback Barracuda. Great paperwork trail including a pristine build sheet!

With the serial number tag it was pretty easy to research the brand which automatically pulls you into the Rupp acquisition. At that point I knew I wouldn't be able to 'hurt' it. I am into 67-69 Plymouth Barracudas so I have a little background in collectables. At this point I will hang it on...

No welds. No holes. Maybe never never completed?

Hello! New to the forum and karts in general. Recently purchased this frame as a project with my grandson ... I understand most of what you're looking at but absolutely can't understand how the rear axe attaches, any input or pictures would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance PMW