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That's a great idea. I will look around and see what I can find.:thumbsup:

Are you selling these? I would like one for my oldest daughters mini bike.

Yes, all of the small holes are threaded. The guy I got it from had a set of more modern racing kart wheels that he included, they are nowhere near close to fitting.

You aren't kidding! At least we all agree it is a square hub.:lolgoku::thumbsup::lolgoku:

That will work!! Thank you!!!!!

Wow, you are correct. I sure missed that!

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:lolgoku: I was starting to doubt my ability to count!:lolgoku: That is kind of what I was thinking. I need to contact that seller to see if he can measure those wheels for me.

I found these on epay. They look like they would work. but I would like 6" if I can find them. http://www.ebay.com/itm/m9-go-kart-racing-vintage-retro-series-62-5-rim-halfs-margay-2-15-deep-/221340289770?pt=Race_Car_Parts&hash=item3388e8caea&vxp=mtr

Here is a better pic.

That's awesome! They are going to love it. I have built several VW's & MG's, but I haven't messed with mini bikes and go karts since I was just old enough to tear them up. The mechanical "get it running" side is easy. I am just struggling with learning what specific parts go with what specific...

Sorry about the tape being upside down and not relevant to anything, but here is a better pic of the hub. There are 5 threaded holes in the hub. When I measure across in a star pattern like I would on a full size car it measures 4". I hope the pic helps. I would like to find some wheels...

Sorry about that, I thought I had. I must have backed out of that screen without saving. I struggle sometimes....:lolgoku:

I am looking for a gas cap to fit my Chaparral project. The hole is an 1 1/4". Chrome would be great, but at this point I just need something to keep the gas in the tank. I would like to keep it under $20 but it is something I kind of have to have

The axle is 3/4" the hub has a 5 hole pattern with 4" spacing.

I am in Monticello, where are you? Thanks for the welcome guys!

I'm pretty sure it is a '61 Sears Racing Kart. Here are some more pics.

Thanks man! You can't tell in the pic, but it was pouring rain and about 35 degrees when I took that pic. I was trying tohurry, I didn't realize I had the tape upside down until I uploaded the pic. I will get better pics. I would like to run a 6" wheel with a 13.5 tire on the rear and 6"...

If you guys need better pics, please let me know. Sorry for asking what I am sure most think is a "stupid newbie question". I just want to know what I need to get wheels on this thing. It looks like a well made frame and should be a fun project for myself and my kids.

That is just too cool! Very nice work.