Recent content by NorthEastMetal

Thanks Markus.

This one has me stumped, mostly it's the style of the rear axle bracket that has me scratching my head. Ideas?

He has found one and is now seeking a few parts.

Posting this to help a friend locate a 1970-71 Terra-Products model 333 mini bike. Any condition. He's located in Michigan and trying to replicate a blue one that he had back in the day.

Great work guys. Now my friend has asked me to find one for him. No pressure.

Thanks guys, I will forward on the image of the 333 model. Sure does look like we have a match.

I've offered to help a friend ID a mini bike that he had in the early 1970s. All I have is a poor quality photo of the back, a sketch that he made and a description. Wish I had more info. Here's his description...... He purchased the minibike at Jim's East End Grocery in Covington, IN in the...

I started racing in 1966 with a Luther Daytona Viper quarter midget. Won my first and second race with the Luther. Great race car, okay driver.

I too spoke with Ray about my chrome frame. A few were made. Never heard the story about employees only, but cheezy1 and the Lil Indian gurus knows their stuff. Mine was chrome when given to the cousin of the guy I bought it from. He was there when the father rolled it out back in the 60s. Did...

Chris, The wheels on my chrome frame Lil Indian are original but were rather rusty so I stripped and re-painted them. Frame number is 24598. Motor smokes once warmed up so a rebuild is due, otherwise I plan to keep it original. I did however consider a full restoration incl re-chroming the...

Good to see another chrome frame Lil Indian. Mine is the one mentioned on the H.A.M.B. Motor has a 1968 date code. I bought this Lil Indian from the nephew of the original owner. His uncle purchased it new. I'll have to look closer on my axle plate for another set of numbers like yours shows...

I'd like one too.

Just a couple guys doing fabrication/welding services for the US Navy and Army. Keeping submarines, surface ships and helicopter’s hydraulic systems flowing with clean fluids. And vintage mini bike tinkering in my spare time.

Motors are spoken for. Thank you Harleys Papa.