Any idea what make/model?
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anderkart
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I cant tell what brand yet, but its definitely an older (80's/90's-era) Offset-Chassis variety of racekart that was specially designed for competing on oval tracks.
It's definitely not the Sprint Kart/Strait-Rail variety that are designed for racing on tracks with right & left turns, If that's what you were expecting.
Most all parts from other brands should interchange on yours just fine, except the front bumper and spindles.
I used to race oval karts and could help you source parts if you wanna post a list.
Might be able to save you some bucks on shipping cost if you included your location too
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After closer study, I've noticed some design features very similar to the older Coyote brand models. You could take a couple more detailed pics and try emailing them to their website. Also check closely for it's frame #'s and include those in your email when asking if its one of their older models.
Here's their contact info: http://coyotekarts.com/contact/contact/
PS:
Be sure to include that you wanna buy parts from them!
They probably get a 100's of kart-I.D. emails like this, and would hopefully try harder checking with their older employees that would remember the older models, if they realize you wanna buy parts...
It's definitely not the Sprint Kart/Strait-Rail variety that are designed for racing on tracks with right & left turns, If that's what you were expecting.
Most all parts from other brands should interchange on yours just fine, except the front bumper and spindles.
I used to race oval karts and could help you source parts if you wanna post a list.
Might be able to save you some bucks on shipping cost if you included your location too
---------- Post added at 08:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:25 AM ----------
After closer study, I've noticed some design features very similar to the older Coyote brand models. You could take a couple more detailed pics and try emailing them to their website. Also check closely for it's frame #'s and include those in your email when asking if its one of their older models.
Here's their contact info: http://coyotekarts.com/contact/contact/
PS:
Be sure to include that you wanna buy parts from them!
They probably get a 100's of kart-I.D. emails like this, and would hopefully try harder checking with their older employees that would remember the older models, if they realize you wanna buy parts...
anderkart
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anderkart
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Yep, might be. Have you already tried posting another thread asking at the bobs4cycle forum?
I'll bet they could hook you up, I'd suggest posting in this section of that forum: https://karting.4cycle.com/forumdisplay.php?3-General-Karting-Discussion
I'll bet they could hook you up, I'd suggest posting in this section of that forum: https://karting.4cycle.com/forumdisplay.php?3-General-Karting-Discussion
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