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[ronr]

Just finished this one today:

[sports850]

That's cool , any details on what it is (I saw the remains of a similar body at a mates place but he didn't know what it was or who made it) ? What are the engines in it ?

[Dr. Cranky]

Great execution and the weathering is spot on, Ron. Nice addition to your collection.

[crazyjim]

That's a cool little vehicle. Love the flames and SHINY

[Kris Morgan]

Very neat Ron. Made me smile when I seen it.

[Ira]

Nice Build!!!

[ronr]

Thanks for the comments guys. It is a resin replica of the Kart that came with the AMT `63 ford pickup. This one came from Norm at Replicas & Miniatures 0f Maryland. Ian, The engines are replicas of the Mcculloch 9 that was made in `63. It was 6.05 cu.in. First Shiny build for me in a long time thanks to Dr. Cranky. He has me hooked on rust and gunk, LOL.

[jerseyjunker1]

Thanks for the comments guys. It is a resin replica of the Kart that came with the AMT `63 ford pickup. This one came from Norm at Replicas & Miniatures 0f Maryland. Ian, The engines are replicas of the Mcculloch 9 that was made in `63. It was 6.05 cu.in. First Shiny build for me in a long time thanks to Dr. Cranky. He has me hooked on rust and gunk, LOL.

nothing wrong with rust and gunk lol i think this car is to cool .i was waiting for it to grow legs.

[Silver Foxx]

This is a really nice build - looks smooth and fast even sitting on the trailer.

[Joker]

I sure do miss the bonus kits from the "golden age"
Like the tire detail ..too kool

[Paul Payne]

I have a junker I plan on rebuilding. Currently gathering parts. Hope it turns out half as nice as yours! BTW, is the trailer from a kit, or scratch built?

[FASTBACK340]

Nice piece! I have a resin kit of that stashed away somewhere... I hope mine looks HALF as good!

What's going to tow it?

[ronr]

Paul, The trailer is from the new Revell Midget kit. This was a very enjoyable build. Broke my building block.

John, I have a resin `66 ford pick up I`m thinking about building to tow it.

Edited by ronr, 01 March 2012 - 03:21 PM.

[Ryan S.]

Very cool. I didn't expect to see the go-kart on the inside. That would be a blast to drive!

[Speedster]

Very cool! Nice job.

[Art Laski]

Very cool! Nice job.

Exactly what I would have said. I love it!

[jbwelda]

ron, thats a great build of that reps and mins of maryland resin kit. i did one myself; very similar, yellow like yours.

but then i saw that trailer and when you mentioned it was from the midget kits, i just went YEAH and monkey see monkee do...had to go pirate one from one of my midget kits. i notice something though that i just noticed on your trailer: you added diamond plate at the very rear of it to cover that big open spot that the midgets fit over but the kart doesnt...i made a floorboard of plastic to look like planks of wood for mine.

great idea and thanks for sharing. that kart is really great looking! i take it you made the exhaust pipe? they look better aligned than they did when you used the kit pieces:

Edited by jbwelda, 03 March 2012 - 04:44 PM.

[diymirage]

that body would make a great paddleboat aswell
(and probably just as fast)

[ronr]

Thanks for the compliments guys. I used a soild pc of tread plate on the trailer and the Exhaust are 1/6 alum. tubing. The Carbs are a pc of alum tubeing with a #5 braided line fitting slid over it. Good looking Kart William. As for Paddleboat speed , that would be a pretty quick paddle boat. With twin 6.05 McCulloghs and the size of the tires , you would be looking at a top end speed of between 120-140 mph.

[diymirage]

. As for Paddleboat speed , that would be a pretty quick paddle boat. With twin 6.05 McCulloghs and the size of the tires , you would be looking at a top end speed of between 120-140 mph.

like the duck said, boy are my legs tires