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Yep, Manco Trailcat.

Yep, That bike was made by ARCO/Alexander Reynolds Co. for Montgomery Ward. Looks like it has a rear fender from a Bonanza.

It was made by General Appliance but those handle bars make it a Trail Blazer. It might have been sold through Montgomery Ward as well. Nice find especially with the original clutch guard.

Wrong engine and wheels. Probably missing the brake since it attached to the original wheels. If you like it for that price then buy it. No values or opinions on values given here.

This is a 9 year old post. I highly doubt it's still available

Not an SS300 unless those forks are chrome under the paint. It could be any number of models. Without the original engine it could be a few different model.

It's a very common mini bike. The green fenders aren't original and the wheels would have been originally white. As far as finding parts specific to that bike. Good luck. You will have to search ebay, here and other online sources to find those. But since you're already putting a Predator in it...

They used an Apache mini bike .

Yep, same on my Tig'r bike. Going to be cleaning mine up this year.

They are Golden Pinto forks. Could be a Sprite frame. The number plate was added. The reason the forks look long is because your rear wheel is 2 inches too small.

Sears Runabout made by Bird.

It's a Compact Service Scooter

It's a Fimco Little Butch.

It's a modified Scat Cat SC-415

Great interview and video. It would be cool to see more interviews like this as Chad mentioned. Unfortunately they would have to have someone travel all over the country to do that. Similar to Joe's mini bike reunion podcast. He would always have locals to him come in for interviews. Really...

The other one is an Alexander Reynolds Company/ ARCO

It's not a Manco wheel. That's a Thomas wheel. Manco wheels don't have open spokes.

Nova minibikes, Cheyenne mini bikes

Different model. However the handle bars don't appear to be correct.