AMT circa 1963 Go Cart.

[my80malibu]

What brand of engine's were used on the go cart model?

[Sixties Sam]

West Bend, I think.

[yh70]

Briggs & Stration

[Sixties Sam]

Here's a thread about those go karts. The engines look like West Bend 2-strokers. I think I have one of those engines and sprockets somewhere.

[unclescott58]

Still wish Round 2 would reissue the go kart by itself. I'd love to have one.

[my80malibu]

Still wish Round 2 would reissue the go kart by itself. I'd love to have one.

Yeah that would be Grand, and the Mini bike from the Blazer kits too

[Art Anderson]

FWIW, Jeff Ballard of Motor City Resin Casting is poised to start casting a reproduction of this go-kart kit!

Art

[Skip]

They were likely Mcculloch chain saw motors. 

[disabled modeler]

I use to have one of those years ago...would love to have another....Round 2 needs to reissue it as a parts pack...also the 63 Ford pickup overhead camper top...

[Art Anderson]

They were likely Mcculloch chain saw motors. 

Considering the era when Go-Karts first became popular, they started out using either Briggs & Stratton or Clinton 4-cycle 1-cylinder engines (about 1956-57 or thereabouts)).  By 1958 or so, 2-cycle engines became the standard if you wanted to be competitive, and that generally meant chain saw engines, either West Bend or McCulloch (they being the "Gold Standartd" back then.  I believe the engine in the AMT "teaser" parts kit was a McCulloch.

Art

[Exotics_Builder]

Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland does the streamliner version.

[my80malibu]

They were likely Mcculloch chain saw motors. 

After some research I did confirm these Are McCulloch engines. There is a very cool video on you tube, with Actor Don Knotts for the McCulloch engine, and the Dart cart.

Edited February 6, 2016 by my80malibu

[my80malibu]

Replicas and Miniatures of Maryland does the streamliner version.

I could have sworn the price is higher, than what is shown on the package above.

[Exotics_Builder]

I could have sworn the price is higher, than what is shown on the package above.

That's an older picture I got off a Fotki site.  I would have to check the one I have in the stash, but it also was bought over 10 years ago.   If interested, best to email Norm and check availability and price.