Recently bought this for my grandson and I as a project. Had something similar when I was a kid. Trying to identify the make and model year any help would be greatly appreciated appreciated.
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Kart info request
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Ron Lasita
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- Vintage Karting items owned: Not sure. Believe it could be a 60 to 63 Rupp
Dart kart. Hoping for help with that. - User Agreement: Yes
Kart info request
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ted johnson
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Re: Kart info request
It's a Dart for sure, most likely an A Bone, though Rupp built a number of lower production similar karts. I'm guessing 61 to 64. Somewhere along about 65, Rupp went to a narrow hoop on the A Bone. Maybe someone knows more. I've never owned a Rupp, though I raced alongside a lot of them in the early days. Ted
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Bob Alexander
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- Vintage Karting items owned: 1961 Lancer
1963 Dart GP
1967 Dart "A" Bone
1968 SAE clone
1973 SAE clone - User Agreement: Yes
- Location: NW Ohio
Re: Kart info request
More pics would help. Steering upright braces were added. Are there holes in the top of the number panel? How about the back end? Seat to rear cross member distance?
Re: Kart info request
More pics would help. Steering upright braces were added. Are there holes in the top of the number panel? How about the back end? Seat to rear cross member distance? Pedals have welded on tabs or presed in flat spots? Spindles welded or formed?