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Thx suburban, I'll pass it to the wife. Any regular sewing machine will work, HD is NOT needed. Here's a pic of the YellowJacket with the floorboard painted and rollcage pads installed. I used some water pipe insulating foam for the padding and wife made the vinyl velcro on sleeves.

machine sewn, the vinyl is the marine quality type, sewn with nylon thread She just made this one the other night for my son's Dingo

That's rustoleum engine enamel, only type I found that color in. Credit for the seat goes to my wife, I cut the boards she did the rest :thumbsup: Thx for the comments, I'll post up some more pics this weekend, we've got the floorboard painted with bedliner coating now, and my wife sewed some...

What exactly are you looking for? new used? your title said frame/chassis, I just wondered, I saw you were in Houston area, If you are looking for a fixer-upper what about this, http://houston.craigslist.org/mcy/1430673248.html I just bought this off craigslist for one of my son's B-day...

or more likely I would be better with something like this , that way I could do 1" also http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=376183

I was wondering is something as simple as this would work, http://www.lowbucktools.com/34bender.html

This is where we're at so far, most of the hard work is done I think. Cleaned and painted the frame. Didnt realize it was a live axle until we stripped it down, lol. My wife made a new seat for it, though we're redoing the upper half, making it wider and a bit taller.

One of many irons in the fire. We picked up this old yellowjacket a few weeks back. Gave $60 for it. Seized engine, flat tires, lots of bugs in the seat! We have been taking pics of project but just recently joined DIYGoKarts, so I thought I'd start posting the progress. The kart:

I just bought them both, I plan on taking that twin off the kart it came on, and using it for a two seat buggy I want to build for me. I'm considering using the engine/tranny out of the four wheeler for a smaller buggy for my son. Why wouldnt the twin make a good cart engine? I figured it...

Just got this kart and four wheeler Tues for $200 Couldn't pass it up, figure I can use the front susp pieces off the four wheeler for the front of an old manco kart my son and I are modifying to be more of a dune buggy. May try to use the engine also, but I dont know anything about these...

Well I was shopping BMI and saw some carlise 16/8-7 trailwolf tires cheap! 16.95 We have this kart that has that size tire/rim on it. Was looking for another set of wheels. (also this kart's wheel/axle is 7/8 hex!)

LMAO, i tried, didnt find any, guess not looing in right places, just thought someone here might have run across something, i dont think it's a very popular rim, thanks though

So back to the yellow clone engine. Is that was this is then? http://www.supplygen.com/gas-engines-c-10.html?osCsid=955998abb9183ae177ce5a64183fad91 Looks like it, I just ran across this page a couple of days ago while looking for an electric start clone setup. Does anyone know if these...

Ours run $159.00 here, and they send out a $60 coupon about every 2-3months, I just got one in the new mail flyer last week, going to get me another $99 one next this weekend :wai:

Anybody know where to buy 7" diameter wheels with 1" keyed hub?

hit manage attachments in the menu after I hit reply...uploaded from my pc, after i had screencaptured and cropped from the site he posted, lol

Looks like you can get it with the tank for $20 more;

I'm definately going to use a TAV setup. Looks like I'll just get started on building a chassis from scratch. I started putting together a shopping list last night for parts needed. Can anyone recommend a decent yet inexpensive tubing bender? I looked at several online, alot a pretty pricey...

Yep I figured I'd be building one from scratch, not going to build it up that much though lol, its for kids 6-14. I was thinking of using a Honda clone 6.5 w/comet clutch. We have a couple of those, they seem to run good. Just have to consider the gearing to turn those big tires, dont want it to...