Michael- I have an original set of spindles if you are interested. E Mail Hotrodsteve@att.net. Steve Vannatta

Jack- why don't you just put the prices in the Ad? Separate the men from the boys, so to speak?

Tom lost his 1940 Ford coupe, and a vintage travel trailer in addition to the contents of the garage. The good news- he was uninjured, coupe is reportedly going to good friend Jack Chisenhall (vintage karter, owner of Vintage Air in Texas), hopefully to be restored

pretty sure thats Duffy on the Big Bear Scrambler pulling the kart around.......

Actually, that's Tom Medley's Faller, usually drivdn by Randy Holt or Gary Medley. Its my understanding only 3 Faller Sprint karts were made, Tom has one, Mark has another, location of third unknown.

It should have tabs on the crossmember behind the seat- swing mounts or Uni-Mounts ride on bearings on the axle, and attach to these tabs- see pictures- I believe my Kart is same model as yours- hope the pictures get uploaded!

That streamliner appears on the cover of Kart Magazine, January 1961 issue- thanks to Louie for letting me know. Apparently, it got up to about 110 MPH on a 270cc "XM-84" kart engine at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

I'm going to try to track down Dennis to get more info on the kart (streamliner). What caught my eye when I saw it was the fact that on the rear fin, it said "McCulloch powered". Among other things, Dennis is a long time Bonneville participant, so may have some insite into its history.

Dennis Varni in San Jose has this streamliner in his collection that was McCulloch powered. No idead when it ran, or the speed it achieved, though I think I saw it in an old hot rod or karting magazine from the sixties- Dennis has quite collection of all types of automobilia, representing his very d...

Theres also an article about Adams in the June issue of Rod and Custom (nice tribute to Tom Medley and Randy Holt who worked for Petersen during those glory days?