racing kart

[colestreasures]

Hi guy's, just wondering what you might think this is worth and maybe what kart it is, I know anything is worth what someone is willing to pay , I think I can get for $250 to $300 it has a honda clone 5.5 hp on it he said , he don't know the year but looks to me like maybe the 90s ? I mean I could use the wheels and tires and the engine too. But is it worth say $300 and strip or is it worth buying to restore ?
Cole

 

[Bosch]

A little hard to know from only 1 photo, but I'd probably give 250 and be ok with it.

 

[colestreasures]

Thanks , the guy is supposed to put up more pics for me.
Cole

 

[Poboy kartman]

A little hard to know from only 1 photo, but I'd probably give 250 and be ok with it.

I would too....pretty much exactly what I was thinking....

 

[colestreasures]

Thanks guy's appreciate it. Now waiting on the guy to get back with me.
Cole

 

[tiremikejr]

looks like some sort of oval race cart. the offset seat and motor placement. I know when I used to run those you could strip it to bare frame and get 100-200 bucks for it from someone starting out in the sport looking to get in cheap or to make a home dirt oval track that motor is probably built as well

 

[John551]

It looks like a straight railed trick kart from the 90's, if you end up buying the kart, you should find the serial and check with the Trick Olympic. If I were you, I would restore it and have some fun with it if I were you, but thats just my advice.

 

[bshinn]

Its a late 80's Emmick sprint kart. If it's a runner, give him $250 ditch the clone & drop a Yamaha KT100 on it & have a blast. Seat is mounted a little funky that's why it looks kinda like an oval kart.

If you end up buying it pull the caliper and look for a S/N stamped on the bracket.

 

[bshinn]

Also looks like it was set up to run ovals with 6" wheels, should have 5" wheels for sprint courses.