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Gemini Scrambler B-4's are worth exactly what someone is willing to pay. Pull starters and clutch covers are readily available.

Bumpski

Early MTD perhaps?

Yes there is. @ruppking http://blackwidowmotorsports.net/arctic_cat_minibike_parts.html

That bike is very desirable, and with it being all original and such nice condition you should have no problem finding someone to pay top dollar for it.

That bike could be pretty easily restored and or made pretty nice, if you wanted to put some time and money in to it. Is it worth it? That is up to you to decide. The parts you are missing are all available. The parts you have are decent looking and could be cleaned up and used.

1971-72 Arctic Cat Climber. Missing the headlight and correct fiberglass drive guard.

I recently bought the "ultimate" "Holy Grail" "Unicorn" Arctic Cat mini bike... 1970 Arctic SSScat II ST, with 134cc 8 HP Chrysler engine from the factory. Actually, it might be a 10 HP from what I was told. Model#: "EXPERIMENTAL"

Yep I know. And no he won't.

Industrial shelving would work, and you can go really high depending on how much room you have.

Looking for a copy of MiniCycle magazine, March 1972 issue. Please let me know if you know of one available. Thank you Mike

"chicks love it, it's the Shaggin' wagon"

Cool! This bike now has a great story to go with it about how and why it still exists. Make sure that the story stays with the bike.

Looks factory fresh. Nice work

Technically, the Silver Shadow did not have spoke wheels. You have to get in to the 14" wheel Speedway bikes to get spoke wheels.:)