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I know I've seen this style before but I can't put my finger on it.

They sure do. A little over $7 per gallon. As little as I use, the price doesn't concern me, but I have heard some people say that it may run hot in the motor.

In my area, the easiest non-ethanol fuel to obtain is 110 octane. Will this harm a small engine?

I'm NOT a Rupp expert but my OldMiniBikes friends have helped to identify this as a 1972 Rupp Roadster 2. Seems to be in pretty good shape. Runs and rides. I'm not sure it's the original motor, because it's white, but it is a lighted 4hp. Horn works. The lights don't come on and I haven't tried to...

Modern Tool and Die (MTD) / Columbia. Looks like model 640-200 and possibly called a Rambler.

Thanks for the information! So are there any numbers on these or is it just a matter of style, options, colors, etc?

I just recently picked this up. I don't have much of any experience with Rupps and I'm not sure exactly how to tell what model and/or year. There are no numbers on the frame, at least that I can find. Also, from other pictures I've seen, they all seem to have black motors. This one is white...

I'm not sure I want to restore it. It may just get cleaned up a bit and hung in the garage to look at :laugh:

This is a recent barn find. Wondering if anybody can make an educated guess on the approximate year? Would this be completely home built or possibly based off plans from a magazine? I'm not sure what brand motor is on it - maybe a Clinton? The tires are solid rubber. Thanks!

I've been doing some research. Could it be a Fox Doodle Bug?

Not a great picture but I'm hoping someone can help me identify this. Thanks!

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This has been sitting a while. The off/on switch is missing the inner piece and it could use some replacement cleats on the track. Motor has compression but the recoil is weak - it needs some help to rewind the rope. With that said, it's in nice shape. The tank looks clean. Seat is in good...