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I have the same go kart... And the original steering wheel.

Cool... It looks original...

Me too... That's the lawn mower that started everything...

Yep, that's the one! GOOD JOB... It used to be that I could easily post a photo from EBAY with no trouble at all, then all of a sudden, I couldn't any more... Just after I had my computer fixed or maybe EBAY didn't want people using their photos anymore... I'm not sure... I can still post a...

Look at what I found on EBAY... This is the first engine that inspired the first go kart... The McCulloch engine originally came from a lawn mower, and I think it was made by West Bend... I think... All for $600.00.. Sorry I am unable to show the photo...

I am from Minnesota if anyone has any questions about the go kart...

Hi, I have a 1960 Go Kart 800 for sale... I put a lot of money and time into it I wanted to get it ready for racing as before... Originally from California and raced over there, the family moved back to Iowa at a farm. I got this from a picker and put a ton of money into it with the idea of...

It happened again... I hit the wrong button... Could someone remove this and then I will do it over again... Thank you.

Are you hungry for a Hardee's sandwich, I wonder what would happen if you used this in the drive through at McDonalds.

Are you hungry for a Hardee's sandwich, I wonder what would happen if you used this in the drive through at McDonalds.

Here is another fiber glass kart for sale.

I am sorry but no, the McCulloch bolt pattern is a little smaller, I found that out the hard way. In the golden days of karting, they experimented a lot back then. maller... I found that out the hard way...

Someone put a Palmini gas cap on a mini bike tank. I think that looks cool...

Here is a vintage go kart with a Palmini gas tank, notice what the owner did to the gas cap. I think that's a good way of doing it... The dent looks bad... I'm not sure if the tank can be fixed. Come to think of it, it looks like the chain broke off and slammed into the tank just missing his...

Here is an engine mount for a McCulloch kart engine... NOTE: This has a different bolt pattern than your standard bolt pattern for a Briggs and Stratton.

Here is a fiberglass body for a vintage go kart but I don't remember where I found it.