I was told its from 1972---any guess?

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surrealism

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Notice the small spring shock in the fork bolt, maybe its a clue.
and a band brake on the rear wheel...
NOT original wheels, I have the origonal wheels, if you need it helps, let me know and I will get a pic posted

It has a lil' 2 hp briggs that was the "original" engine... (maybe)

any help would be great.


 
Quickdraw

Quickdraw

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surrealism said:
Notice the small spring shock in the fork bolt, maybe its a clue.
and a band brake on the rear wheel...
NOT original wheels, I have the origonal wheels, if you need it helps, let me know and I will get a pic posted

It has a lil' 2 hp briggs that was the "original" engine... (maybe)

any help would be great.


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trailhorse is my guess
 
Rockwall

Rockwall

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Very similar to a TrailHorse but the rear axle mount is different and the forks and trips area are completely different ... No kill switch plate or rear light bracket either :shrug:
 
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surrealism

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Thanks guys, I ll do that tomorrow. the last owner swore up and down this was really rare ... yada yada.... he dropped the name wright-flier model 300.
but I looked up that name and they made airplanes at the turn of the century:eek:ut:....
 
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surrealism

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and there is a lil l bracket right behind the motor platform... any ideas what that is for? I assumed a long bolt to keep pressure on the engine and chain tension... but I'll get a better pic of it tomorrow...
 
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