Lurker finally got a project, but can't identify it

[jham4x4]

So my wife has seen me looking at carts and knows I like projects to work on so she got this cart frame. I'm pretty sure it a chinese buggy, but I haven't been able to find anything about it. Can anyone help me identify it? Looks like all the small parts are there, just needs some brake work and a heart.

 

[Doc Sprocket]

Welcome to the forum, you've got a great wife! Some guys here have to actually HIDE their projects- consider yourself lucky!

 

[OzFab]

So my wife has seen me looking at carts and knows I like projects to work on so she got this cart frame.

Right, it's your wifes kart

I'm pretty sure it a chinese buggy, but I haven't been able to find anything about it. Can anyone help me identify it? Looks like all the small parts are there, just needs some brake work and a heart.

... &, maybe, a seat...

It certainly has a chinese look about it (did that sound racist?) but, sorry, I have no idea.

Welcome to the forum. Be sure to start a build log for us

 

[jham4x4]

Thanks guys. Figured out its a Kasea Adventure Buggy. So now I need either a gy6 setup or a quad to use for parts. What would be best for moving around 200lbs? Terrain will be a mix of pasture and hunting trails and maybe short drives down dirt roads.

 

[Doc Sprocket]

Presented with the option, I'd go quad. Something stout, 200+cc with electric start, reverse. However- you can probably get the GY6 cheaper. Depends on what's available in your region.