Help Identifying make/model?

[sloken]

Can anyone identify the OEM and era of this kart chassis? Picked it up for $100 non-running, bent axle, cracked frame. Over the last month, rebuilt it with the kids.

Upgrades/mods:
-Extended rear chassis, new axle
-Floating disk brake, custom mount
-Welded keyed hubs into rear drive wheels
-Fabricated seat direct mount into frame
-Adjustable pedal mount track +/- 6”
-New steering column, raised 2”
-Formed tubing upper front frame
-New throttle cable, brake cable, custom mounts
-New kill switch
-Custom exhaust
-Brushed stainless floor pan & chain guard
-New larger rear tires
-Finished Krylon Bahama Sea blue, gloss Banner Red, semi-gloss black.

 

[rmelo99]

Can’t help but nice work!


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[Brianator]

I'm not sure either but it looks cool as heck!

 

[landuse]

Really nice looking kart!

 

[sloken]

Thanks, it'd be interesting to know where it originates from.

 

[mckutzy]

Can we get a few closer pics of the rear end around the brake area

 

[sloken]

Here's a few more detail photos.

 

[mckutzy]

Thats a really cool ride... I like how you have your brakes setup.....
With that little lever extension, how does the brake perform??

 

[Mudstomper]

That looks fun! Nice job!

 

[sloken]

Thats a really cool ride... I like how you have your brakes setup.....
With that little lever extension, how does the brake perform??

Locks the tires. It's about the same distance from the pivot, as it would be if the cable pulled straight down, this was just a clean/simple way to get direct pull from the front. I may even shorten it to get a firmer feeling pedal.