Sac Valley Auctions

The body is all metal and appears hand-made by a skilled fabricator, who has a lot of time in this project, but didn’t finish. The body almost looks like a mini 1960’s Austin Healy or MG, and still needs some of the finish bodywork done. The frame is steel, and the front wheels turn together with tie rods, but it needs a steering column. The back has a belt drive with a jack shaft to a chain drive, which drive the rear wheels. There is a platform above it for a Briggs & Stratton sized motor. The body is not attached to the frame, and can be easily lifted off. It wouldn’t take a lot of work to make this a drivable go-cart as is, and it could be made into a completed mini car. Some type of brakes will need to be added. It is 6’2” long and 32.5” wide. Center to center of the axles is about 46”