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Pretty wild Galen, Fiero bodied go karts. 😎
I owned a go-kart in my pre-teen days and enjoyed the heck out of it. That must have been as early as about 1957, give and take a few years on either side of that. These things have become wild and I like to watch the international karting races still.
I'd need a commercial compactor to get in one today with this old broken-up body!
I owned a go-kart in my pre-teen days and enjoyed the heck out of it. That must have been as early as about 1957, give and take a few years on either side of that. These things have become wild and I like to watch the international karting races still.
I'd need a commercial compactor to get in one today with this old broken-up body!
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I'd pay $$ to see that 🤣
These examples would be awesome for doing a NASCAR "bump and run". Lol.
I'll get right on that - er, ah, I mean, IN that. It would closely resemble this:I owned a go-kart in my pre-teen days and enjoyed the heck out of it. That must have been as early as about 1957, give and take a few years on either side of that. These things have become wild and I like to watch the international karting races still.
I'd need a commercial compactor to get in one today with this old broken-up body!
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I'd pay $$ to see that 🤣
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qt5OMP4U4pQ
That poor SUV finally became a smashing success.
Tony, I, with the help of a neighbor, built a Go Kart in 1957. Most fun you can have with your butt three inches off the ground.
Agree wholeheartedly!Tony, I, with the help of a neighbor, built a Go Kart in 1957. Most fun you can have with your butt three inches off the ground.
