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Lightning around the helmet

It is a Manco but not Quicksilver. Those would have been one wheel peel. And I don't know the name but someone else will probably chime in soon. And for that torque converter, it'll need to be cleaned. No rust and if possible 100% smooth.

I'd like to hear it run if you wouldn't mind.

Differential would be good for street use. Less wear on tires and turn easier.

Another one I've seen. People move steering columns. Mt dingo they added 4in to the support. And a friend's they moved the whole thing forwardsand switched over the steering.

Looks like it. Or something very similiar(some model dingo)

Is it possible? Yes. Is it worth it? No. You would have to move the engine sideways and probably up to fit it all. And then you would probably just spin the tire if you did get it to work.

Rad. On side?

Looks like an engine off a snowblower.

Bird baja. Or something like that. Jtspeeddemon will probably tell you. I have one sitting behind my barn. Too many projects rn. ---------- Post added at 03:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:54 PM ---------- (Made by phoenix engineering)

Got some stuff done. Most of the remaining frame is primed. And the truck is welded. Clean it up a bit, paint where we welded and put in new brale lines and it can all go back together.

People here would b**** and say it was my fault. When I say sold as is and you get what you buy.

I wish I could buy and sell this fast.

And send pictures of the karts/prices if possible

Have you tried putting something under the bend and eithor strapping it down or have 2 people stand on it, see if you can get it to bend back?

can you not move your engine? And as Mckutzy says, pics please!

And I have a license and no vehicle......

Or leave the kart how it is and save for a road legal vehicle. Which you'll need in acouple years.

I know what you're sayin. Just talking about something else.