I was able to find one guy who will sell one for $500 including Spindles axel hubs brakes motor mount steering wheel hubs seat nuts and bolts. Im waiting on images to be sure its what i want. But i take it this is a good deal?

Thanks for the tip ill ask them.Might be a good deal if its a newer model in good condition. Try to find out what brand/model/year it is, and also post those pics here in your thread. Also ask the seller if its ever had any damage/welding/repairs done to the frame, and if the bottom of the frame shows any signs of being D-shaped. (thats a fairly common term used by kart racers, and refers to the bottom of the frame constantly scraping against the track until the round tubing has worn into a D-shape, or sometimes even worn all the way through...![]()
Oh really? Darn :/ thats disappointing ill keep looking around then.That blue kart looks pretty good for the price. Its a 1990's era streat-rail type chassis, but that left-front ride-height adjuster knob and the type of nerf bars it has tells me Its been used for oval racing. Nothing wrong with that, but you might find it turns left corners a bit better than rights.
I'm not sure about that quarter midget frame. My first impression was its a high end rental kart frame, but sure looks heavy... I'd pass on that one unless you wanna strong frame to build an offroad kart, and add suspension, and maybe use a motorcycle engine.
I'd snatched that race chassis up in a heart beat for $100 maybe even pay the asking price of $150.... Whys that? I mean am i missing something? Sorry im so new to this.I'd snatched that race chassis up in a heart beat for $100 maybe even pay the asking price of $150....
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Looks like the street rail chassis.Whys that? I mean am i missing something? Sorry im so new to this.
This guy wants $500 might part engine to get cheaper.
http://hartford.craigslist.org/mcy/4547163620.html
) , I don't care that it may be a little heavy, maybe over built... It's to my benefits.....I wouldn't have to worry about frame twisting and what not. So I'm gonna put the biggest engine/power from a dirt bike I can safely squeeze in the chassis. Then I'm gonna get some fat stickies in all four corners..... Then I'm gonna go abuuuuuusssssseeeeee them..... haha that sounds exactly what i want to do. Maybe it might be my better choice going that route?Since I wouldn't be racing it at sanctioned tracks (that mlook out streets!!) , I don't care that it may be a little heavy, maybe over built... It's to my benefits.....I wouldn't have to worry about frame twisting and what not. So I'm gonna put the biggest engine/power from a dirt bike I can safely squeeze in the chassis. Then I'm gonna get some fat stickies in all four corners..... Then I'm gonna go abuuuuuusssssseeeeee them.....
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haha that sounds exactly what i want to do. Maybe it might be my better choice going that route?
You convinced me. Im not looking to win awards with it just have a fun torq monster around on some private grounds lots and a few circuits i pay to drive it on. Im not looking for a medal or trophieSo you sink a hunksy ($100) into that chassis. Hit ebay for a decent set of wheels and tires, theyre on there every day - free shipping even, in some cases. Look for a cheap chinese atv or dirt bike to get the engine from. I find them for $50-$150 everyday on craigslist. Or buy a new 125cc on ebay for $300 like I did.... It all depends on how you think about it. If I bought that today, I'd have it on the road by this time next week, but I have wheels, tires, engine,axle,bearings,sprocket/hub, ...... I'd have to order a seat, hydraulic brake kit, and a couple other odds and ends, but, I could just go drum brake as I have everything needed (or can machine) to go that route.
You convinced me. Im not looking to win awards with it just have a fun torq monster around on some private grounds lots and a few circuits i pay to drive it on. Im not looking for a medal or trophie
This guy wants $500 might part engine to get cheaper.
http://hartford.craigslist.org/mcy/4547163620.html
This is harder finding a chassis than i thought.Looks good, its a fairly modern design and has the extended front porch (front bumper) so its pedals are mounted further forward to achieve more leg room for tall riders. But that one is definitely an offset oval chassis...
If its still for sale, go look at it. See if you would fit, or could fit. Parts to make it a running kart can be had regardless of who made it.... 