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Another one completed. When I started to clean this up it was revealed to ma that this is a Manco White Fox II. I decided to add a few extras to this one.

Just finished this one. I didn’t do much. The engine was off a previous kart with a governor delete. Tires all held air. Really I just cleaned it up, greased it, and dialed it all in. The kid that wants it was too impatient to wait for me to paint it.

I got all of my parts this time from BMI Karts. They were super helpful making sure everything I needed fit appropriately. The pedals came with the kart. I just added the tape. These are my next projects. The red one will be the easiest. The Manco will be challenging and expensive. And the big...

#22 - This little buggy was a total rebuild. $$$$ Well worth the effort. I like how it turned out. Sold for $100 of course.

The kart still runs great. I’ve seen it running in my neighborhood. I think I’m on build #27 (I’ve lost track) every kart I’ve brought back to life has had their own unique quirks. One of the things I like about this hobby is how much I am forced to think outside the box to solve problems. Of...

eBay: 8 Pack Chrome Spike Tire Wheel Hex Lug Nut Press On Covers Car & Truck - 15/16". From California Custom Parts. $15.99. The paint is Rustoleum Gold. Thank you for asking.

Ken-Bar D-710: FYI, I sell all of my go karts for $100 regardless of how much time and money I put into each one.

I am always on Marketplace looking for something I feel comfortable investing my time and money in. Every go kart has its own unique challenges that I enjoy solving. And the final payoff is seeing the smiles and hearing thank you from the kids and parents.

Kart #21 - I finished this just in time for a request to have it in time for a son’s Christmas present. New Predator, tires, and other miscellaneous touches. I couldn’t paint the chassis because I don’t have any means to paint inside a heated area. Just not possible to paint outside in the...

It’s a fun and rewarding hobby. Enjoy.

Thank you. It is very satisfying to see these kids smile and have fun. They are good kids.

I ”flipped” another kart - #20. (Don’t know the make). I did very little to this one. New carb., throttle cable, cleaned the gas tank, did some cleaning, nut and bolt tightening, and greasing. The young man who wanted this kart “wanted” this kart. We spent five hours today finishing his kart to...

I paid $200. That’s my sweet spot for “bargain” karts.

Thanks for trying. I appreciate your help.

Ok guys, just drove over six hours to get this kart. I especially like the horizontal shocks and how the roll cage is designed. All AI has been able to tell me is that it’s a Chinese kart. The vin stamp is: Suzhou Industries CYATV4W54YH 2228 10/2004. Any guesses the make, model, and manufacturer?

#19. Trailmaster Mid XRS. Bought is for $250, sold it for $100, retails for $1,500. The young man‘s name that gets this one is appropriate, Axel.

I’m losing count, but I think this is #18. Getting lucky finding Klipper karts. I have one more in the queue. It’s already painted just have to put it back together. For the winter I have two motors to get back to running condition. And one kart that’s coming back to me because of rear end...

I only use Rustoleum rattle cans. Appreciate the compliment.

Thank you.

Go kart #17 finished - another Klipper Kart.