You definitely have the common fun kart junk. That link above is what appears to be correct drive wheel. But wont know until a trial fit. Northern Equipment usually has a large amount of wheels and tires like you need. All cheap commercial stuff. It is a shame you tossed everything before finding re...

I bought a bunch of these carburetors a few years ago before prices went up. At the time were only $10 a piece with free shipping. Hard to beat just for parts. Some of them are marked Made in Ireland and some are blank. The fuel passages will need to be drilled out slightly since the orifices are no...

I remember seeing some of them in old catalogs. Far a current mfg of ancient models, not so far. I also remember seeing one re-re-re-re-re-re-run episode in recent years, which is all I could stand to watch, of Make Room for Daddy, aka The Danny Thomas Show. This particular episode was around 1961. ...

A few questions to those who have posted so far. Is that 4-port E-65 only the intakes? As in two added like on a Westbend 5 port? What is a 5-port E-65? What do you do about the exhaust on an outboard engine? Does the E-65 run well converted to a bushing engine? Like replacing the needles with a flo...

First rule you need to know. It never happened without pictures. Second, is that a Challenger I, II, III, or IV? Inquiring minds want to know.

A great help would be to take some pics of bare frame. Fiberglass body is fairly generic. But there are also a bunch of frames that look nearly identical.

That looks like the very first production model chainsaw. The model 3-25, type 1. It was 4.71 cubic inches, rotary valve, produced 3 horsepower and weighed 25 pounds. The cylinder was chrome plated on first year production. It is also gear reduction. The starter was typical recoil type but with stee...

There was a company way back when that used to offer those. Not any name brand parts place tho. They came in a pack of 1/32, 1/16, and 1/8. Something like $1.25 a pack plus postage. Dual engine pack was $2.

That #18 kart looks very much like a Hornet bathtub. The 4 inch front wheels are a dead giveaway.

Hey Ted, I hate going to any grocery store even when death is not knocking at every door. You think if the rest of us bitch and raise hell, we might get some sympathy steaks too?