Kart find. What is it?

[ESONE]

Just picked this up. Need help identifying it.

 

[Bbqjoe]

These sideways pictures make this game impossible.


There! That's better!

 

[karl]

I might be mistaken , but I think you have yourself a go kart.

 

[Hellion]

I can't handle topsy turvy...I think I'm gonna be sick...

If you don't know what it is, why did you buy it? Why doesn't the previous owner know?

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

I gotta get me one of those inversion karts.

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Esone, look for a sticker on the floor pan.

 

[Bbqjoe]

I gotta get me one of those inversion karts.

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Esone, look for a sticker on the floor pan.

The real trick to those inversion karts is keeping the oil in the bottom end.

 

[Hellion]

The real trick to those inversion karts is keeping the oil in the bottom end.

The bottom end is the portion that has the cooling fins, right?

Doesn't look like that's a problem.

That nifty white ceramic thing with the wire attached looks like a luxury oil drain. Posh!

 

[Bbqjoe]

Here's another game I like.

Guess what's in the pot?

 

[Whitetrashrocker]

It's both dead and alive.
Just don't open it.

 

[Hellion]

Guess what's in the pot?

Uh, 11,000 ball bearings and some ammonium nitrate.

 

[Poboy kartman]

Here's another game I like.

Guess what's in the pot?

Dadgummit Joe, that neighbor's cat wasn't bothering you THAT bad, and they aren't that tasty.

 

[ESONE]

Very helpful....

 

[anderkart]

I think your kart is a late-1980/early-90's era Coyote brand. A couple of their fairly unique features were chrome plated steering column support bars, they're floor pans had curved/up-swept front wings like yours too.

Here's a link to their site: http://coyotekarts.com/
You could try sending them your pics and asking where they used to stamp their frame I.D. numbers back then. Be sure to include that you want to buy parts for it, that'll make them try a little harder...

 

[ESONE]

I think your kart is a late-1980/early-90's era Coyote brand. A couple of their fairly unique features were chrome plated steering column support bars, they're floor pans had curved/up-swept front wings like yours too.

Here's a link to their site: http://coyotekarts.com/
You could try sending them your pics and asking where they used to stamp their frame I.D. numbers back then. Be sure to include that you want to buy parts for it, that'll make them try a little harder...

Thank you very much.

 

[Bbqjoe]

Dadgummit Joe, that neighbor's cat wasn't bothering you THAT bad, and they aren't that tasty.

A fair amount of cumin, some cracked coriander, some soy sauce and a few packets of fajita seasoning make for some pretty good Tacocat.

 

[pRoFiT]

A fair amount of cumin, some cracked coriander, some soy sauce and a few packets of fajita seasoning make for some pretty good Tacocat.

So there is a cat in the pot? Why did you ask?

Arnt these racing karts pretty much the same design? don't they have regulations on size, weight, engine power etc etc. that would make parts somewhat compatible between manufacturers?

I like the "what kart is this" game as much as the next guy. But shouldn't the real question be "How do i fix this part on my kart?" Or "Where can i get a replacement for this part?"

All these go karts use about 90% the same parts.

 

[Poboy kartman]

A fair amount of cumin, some cracked coriander, some soy sauce and a few packets of fajita seasoning make for some pretty good Tacocat.

I KNEW IT!!!! Unfortunately, Joe doesn't like to eat rattlesnake. (Easier to get.)

 

[Maddog McLane]

That might be one of those new Australian karts!

 

[BigMark408]

Looks like Emmeck chassis.

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[kenworth85]

Lots of posts two or three worth reading.