Great job! Nice video showing the time and effort it takes to restore an old kart back to like new / better than new condition.
Can't help it but I laughed when you quit polishing the back end and painted it! Been there, done that. Bet laid plans and all.

Picture perfect early October day at the little track in Ohio. We all got lots of work done. Bob keeping his grandson with equipment. Dale & his carb on his Dart. Ralph on his twin engine Walt Myers Lancer. Me on my SAE copy with new spindles.

A few didn't make it that planned on attending.

Weather looks great for today. See you there.

Looks like Saturday is a GO GO GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

10 AM.

Please change to your real name. You have been warned.

Weather permitting we are going for a play day October 5th about 10AM.
Keep eyes posted as it gets closer.

Price was fair. I looked at it. Don't remember what it was.

Everything has had it's time and place. Life, society, manufacturing, racing are always advancing. Just think how that little chain saw engine brought joy, passion, study, modifications, pride, competitiveness to untold numbers of people all around the globe for so many years and still do today. Cel...

That was karma in action! Hope he bought dinner on the way home!

At the 13 lb range with the short stroke and big bore they were well designed for the track designs of the time. While a Italian engine was in the high 20 - 32 lb range. The points and condensers were a weak spot. The carb was a very poor decision and design for racing. Getting a rod and piston out ...