Hello, sorry I forgot to introduce myself earlier!

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Introductions are not totally necessary but since you're here, tell us more about yourself. No personal information please but I think people are curious about your age, your kart, your mechanical and wrenching skills, etc.

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Hellion said:
Introductions are not totally necessary but since you're here, tell us more about yourself. No personal information please but I think people are curious about your age, your kart, your mechanical and wrenching skills, etc.

:welcome2: :banana: :welcome2:
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Sure! I am in highschool, for privacy I want not to go into more detail. I have a go kart I found on marketplace. I have no clue what the frame is, it appears to be a kit. The engine is a Subaru ex-21. I am decent with tools, and I am in a club for small engines at my school. I am decent with tools, but I only know the basics. I live in a small-ish town in PA. It is somewhere between urban & suburban. (2 story townhomes typa thing.)

Kart Pics: (The bottom tray fell off so it is up on jack stands to put it back on. The fuel tank says SP-21, but the engine is an ex-21. For anyone wondering that is a 1968 VW T2 campmobile in the background.)
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Your go kart is a Murray Explorer, probably repainted (you usually see them in a sort of hunter green color) and yours is missing the "roll cage" brush guard. They're good karts though.

Here's two nearly mint examples........

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