When it comes to classic cars, documentation of change is often enough to preserve or even increase the value of a given vehicle. If Elvis bought "Herbie the Love Bug" from the Prince of Monico in 100 point Concours condition, brought it home rattle-caned it red and installed red velour interior. Sold it to a hot rod shop in California who saved all the old parts and drag raced it. Then Magnum PI traded his 308GTS Ferrari for it and did a complete restore to the Herbie car...as long as it was all documented, the history is worth more than the car. Imagine when some kid in 2083 gets this thing, does his homework, finds some history on the way-back machine ... World Famous Go Kart RUclipsrs modified this thing 60 years ago, and he has all the parts for the basket-case Tin Lizzy. After restoration it is appraised at $456,529,683.11 (equal to $684.56 in 2022 dollars). Hypothetically of course.
@@FarmerFpv I can not speak for everyone on this matter, but I hope to expire around the time this LazyBoy's warranty does. I won't be able to afford a new one at $16,499.98. (Approximately .00045 Bitcoin)
I've been subscribed for 6 years, you guys ate awesome. Never reached out to ya, very busy in the welding business. Just wanted to thank y'all, yer channel has inspired me to finally build my mini chopper. Thanks guys, keep on gettin it!✊✊Rob from Omaha NE
Bro i wanna build a mini chopper so badly but its been at least a year since ive seen a chopper style frame for sale anywhere near me. Im incapable of welding my own
@@spudstudios3342 pretty sure a custom fabrication would be really costly, on top of buying all the materials. If i did that id want it designed and fabricated by the shop and thats expensive. If i had that kinda money id just buy a TrailMaster instead from GoPowerSports
The Model t went hot rod 🔥 I love it. Looks so sick with that stance. A mad max style rat rod would be so cool, if it wasn't so old and you guys weren't trying to preserve it
You guys should give that thing a nice wash. I bet it would look great after being cleaned up a bit. (I just remembered you guys drove it through a creek last video 😂) always love the videos and keep up the great work!
I have ALWAYS wanted to ROD OUT a Shriners T! From the first time I saw a whole troop of em at the parade! The Shriners in my town even had some little Vettes, one day I'll get my chance!😆
you guys are doing something that imo, even tho appreciated is under appreciated. for example, some guy is modfiying his go-kart, same engine, maybe has the same problems, needs the same fixes, is stuck. he cant find your video with one search, but if he keeps digging he should and all his problems and 12-24hrs of trouble shooting is corrected in 30mins-1hr. I hope this channel stays up forever and helps people for decades if not centuries to come. keep goin!
Good job on keeping the integrity of the go kart guys. Red Beard's Garage is doing something similar, and I winced when they took a cut off wheel to the fiberglass arches on theirs.
Fellas. Been watching for years. This Model T is a hot rod. Don’t apologize for changing anything. You are doing this in the spirit of hot rods and this has been done for decades. Many of them with much less taste than anything you guys do. I hope you continue on with hot rodding this Model T. Remember it’ll be fine.
Yeah things like steering bushings could be upgraded, same with steering wheel connection. Get the slap out of it and its different animal all together. For more upgrades i'm bit mixed.. since you just cant get the original stuff no more so upgrading it fully is kinda ruining it, but other hand you get more usability out of it.
I like this cart. It's a neat lil cart. I love how you guys DIDNT DRILL THE BODY, and made everything reversible. I don't think the wheel style goes with the body though. And way to much poke in the rear. Either way. Another fun one from the cars and camera boys
@@TylerDuysen I kinda thought if they removed the running boards it might look better. To me they just don't work. I've been a fan of those cars (real size) for years, but this just doesn't work for me But, I'm not cars and cameras. They are.
Hey C&C That model t body looks relatively simple to build my thoughts are this used sheet metal for the body and a custom 2 or 4 seat frame maybe engine and drive train you have a lot of options Lawn mower transaxle Normal gocart drive train Maybe modified automotive drivetrain Be really cool if yall built a Model t inspired cart that yall could thrash on or drive around at swap meets hell even a parade car to adverise the channel or advertise go power sports
its not a mower transaxle all mowers are vertical drive and use vertical shaft engines (besides a couple 70s cub cadets which have a 90 degree gearbox to run the belt drive) this is a custom built system
@@TylerDuysen first off i didnt say that thing had a mower transaxle i said a mower transaxle could be an option for a custom build Also no all mowers are vertical shaft ive seen and owned multiple 70's and early 80's johndeere mower that were horizontal shaft engines and had a belt that turned turned 90 degrees via belt guides look em up im sure youll find videos here on youtube good day sir
@@GeorgiaRidgerunner it was how you worded it also i shouldve said they all use vertical shaft rear transaxles because they do and those engines still have a vertical pulley that runs the pulley in the rear and the mower deck the horizontal shaft and pulley just spins a horizontal pulley which engages the vertical pulley
Love those 10" wheels on the front, I've got three of them on different mini bikes. Here in South LA, The trend is gear them real high and make the motor stout. Its pretty scary on a 5" or 6" turf tire, the 10" Azusa and MoPed tire makes them way manageable above 40 mph. My go to bike has the GPS front fork kit as well, made a huge difference. That thing needs a Pick Up Bed and a couple of big square lantern headlights.
You can drive it in the parade still after you put the other tires back on it. And with the faster motor, you do burnouts on the parade route all day long. LOL
Dad and I reworked a small model T parade cart for a friend. We had a ton of fun working out all the gearing to make it suitable for his young grandchildren. When we were finished it creeped for their young age but, we left growing room to make it fun for adults when needed/wanted.... Great video, thanks for sharing! it was not a Shriners Model T, this was a fiberglass body and the truck style.
Those wheels looked like they came off of a kids bike. There’s no way they would have held up driving it in those conditions even at 7.9mph. You have basically preserved that go cart by doing those bolt on mods. Looks badazz
It looks killer with the new wheels. It was fun watching the transformation. I always wanted one when I was a kid. I remember the Shriners would zig zag in the local town parade with about 5 of them.
That Model T project is putting a big smile on my face from the final results after the modifications were done. "THAT'S A HOT ROD NOW!!!" "GREAT JOB GUYS!" Now all you need is some head & tail lights on it.
Remember . Axles are considered semi consumable . Which means you eventually have to replace axles just like bearings tires and whatnot . You didn't hurt a thing . In fact you've improved on an existing product . Awesome
You guys should try and build two more and do your own Shriners show. I remember the old guys putting on a show with about 20 of these little old cars with their red Shriner caps on their heads, raising $$ for the children's hospital. Maybe you guys could find some other cool Shriner vehicles for sale. Build your own a bit bigger with better suspension would be cool too. Those rims and tires bring it to the next level man, gorgeous
What fun! Best watch of a build I've seen in a while and can't wait for the next one. Love that you saved as many original parts as possible too :) Bolt on, bolt off, how about a nice bolt-on chrome roll-bar behind the driver's death-grip ;) (ZZ-Top wrap? lol) Cheers from PNW Canada!
I'd love to see you guys put a Wisconsin v4 in the front and have the headers come out of the body down the side like a rat rod, it's killer the way it is already but that's just an idea
@@dougscott8161 nah eveyone does that, a v4 would be unique and alot more cool. The Wisconsin v4s have a forged crank cast iron block forged connecting rods and aluminum pistons, so simple but yet so strong. Some new tech like valve springs and a dual carb or quad carb setup would make this 38hp motor make like 50 or more easily
From my experience in the custom automotive world. Originals are nice, but kustoms have always sold for way more than originals. Idk why but there always seems to be those 6 figure people out there that see the kustoms and are like i gotta have that! And pay up for it. Great vid as always guys!
Honestly all the changes you did to it make it look more like something the Shriners would be riding in a parade going in circles really fast and doing figure eights every time I seen Shriners in a parade they were on fast three wheelers and four wheelers with fat tires I think it's better then it was tighten up the body so there's no more rattles and let's see some wheelie bars
Could you get a more positive engagement on the reverse pully by filling the pulley's belt groove up with a piece of belt just the circumference of the groove so that the friction is more efficiently transferred for reverse?
Last time I checked, it's your Channel, you bought and paid for the little car and it's your business how you do these projects and nobody else's. I will say though it's real good of you to keep the original parts and so forth so it could be restored for a museum piece later down the road. Love watching you guys and you are an inspiration.
I know it'd be a lot of effort (and ruin the originality), but putting a small v twin where the actual "hood" goes would look so sick. A proper mini rat rod.
Ya know, would totally watch a series where y'all build you're own model of this thing. Like from scratch so it's way safer, and you can go super crazy. Plus preserve the kart for a long time
this video should have way more likes you did a great job making this thing awesome while retaining the important bits just in case i love that type of building i do lawn tractor pulling my tractor is a 1967 raider 12 wheel horse so i definitely made sure i didn't destroy its value as a vintage lawn tractor
Good morning Guys. 2am and this Old Man from Washington NC enjoying with my coffee ☕. As always great video. Nice that it can return to the original. Love you Guys 🛵🧔💝💝💝
👍 great job keeping it as original as possible and trying to preserve it. But on the other side you bought it it's yours do whatever the heck you want to to it. 👍👍👍
Needs a Temporary foot 'clutch' for forward belt engagement, hand clutch for reverse. Could be a huge safety improvement as well as tire pressures need to come down a bunch
A cool vinyl or Plasti-Dip old school flame job would look sick ( I'd just paint one on but since Y'all are worried about being able to put it back to "original" vinyl or Plasti-Dip are both reversible) ; )
i want to see the cadilac i thought you guys could chop the rear part of the roof and put it right behind the front seats and make like a caddy ranchoro/el camino you know what i me? that would be sick
Wow I love it, my buddy’s got one of these in the upstairs of his barn, we gotta pull it out and do something like this with it love the build and would blame you if you cut it up, it’s 2022 do what you want guys
For anyone upset, get over it! It's a go-cart! But even better now, it's a kick arse Rat Rod! Needs more rust boys!!! Great upload and thank you for it!
All of the Shriners that I know would say leave the new wheels on it. Just remember this. Shriners have been big kids for ever. They make a life work of taking care of kids.
Cool cart, I think if you’ve got a box blade for your tractor you could drag it around the track a few times and get the lap times up just a bit on everything ,looks awesome with the new tires and wheels
Good thing John wore his helmet for that 7mph run 🤣🤣🤣🤣
When it comes to classic cars, documentation of change is often enough to preserve or even increase the value of a given vehicle. If Elvis bought "Herbie the Love Bug" from the Prince of Monico in 100 point Concours condition, brought it home rattle-caned it red and installed red velour interior. Sold it to a hot rod shop in California who saved all the old parts and drag raced it. Then Magnum PI traded his 308GTS Ferrari for it and did a complete restore to the Herbie car...as long as it was all documented, the history is worth more than the car.
Imagine when some kid in 2083 gets this thing, does his homework, finds some history on the way-back machine ... World Famous Go Kart RUclipsrs modified this thing 60 years ago, and he has all the parts for the basket-case Tin Lizzy. After restoration it is appraised at $456,529,683.11 (equal to $684.56 in 2022 dollars).
Hypothetically of course.
Are you from the future? Are we all going to be alive in 2084?
@@FarmerFpv I can not speak for everyone on this matter, but I hope to expire around the time this LazyBoy's warranty does. I won't be able to afford a new one at $16,499.98. (Approximately .00045 Bitcoin)
I've been subscribed for 6 years, you guys ate awesome. Never reached out to ya, very busy in the welding business. Just wanted to thank y'all, yer channel has inspired me to finally build my mini chopper. Thanks guys, keep on gettin it!✊✊Rob from Omaha NE
Bro i wanna build a mini chopper so badly but its been at least a year since ive seen a chopper style frame for sale anywhere near me. Im incapable of welding my own
@@spudstudios3342 pretty sure a custom fabrication would be really costly, on top of buying all the materials. If i did that id want it designed and fabricated by the shop and thats expensive. If i had that kinda money id just buy a TrailMaster instead from GoPowerSports
Rob they are great I learned so much from cac crew it's amazing, I even get asked were did you learn all that stuff.lol
@@TwoGunToast get a welder wire feed from harbor freight and just try after watching someone remember little dimes or cup cakes
@@TwoGunToast harbor freight wire feed is like 120 bucks
Y'all turned it into a mini T-bucket, and I LOVE IT!!! AWESOME JOB GUYS!!!
She immediately went hot rod look.
Cool video guys
The Model t went hot rod 🔥 I love it. Looks so sick with that stance. A mad max style rat rod would be so cool, if it wasn't so old and you guys weren't trying to preserve it
That must have felt very sketchy going almost 22mph in that Tin Lizzy. Love it.
Can I get a "HELL YEAH BROTHER" with Chareles being other C&C Team!
You guys should give that thing a nice wash. I bet it would look great after being cleaned up a bit. (I just remembered you guys drove it through a creek last video 😂) always love the videos and keep up the great work!
They should have Sam from Cleetus McFarland's channel buff that Model-T out. He can make anything shine.
HEY GUYS SO GLAD WE GOT TO MEET THE NICEST GROUP OF PEOPLE EVER. LOVE THE MODEL T
I love it yes getting it going on there be a cool little car cart
Awesome what you guys have done with the Model T ! Right on guys !
I have ALWAYS wanted to ROD OUT a Shriners T! From the first time I saw a whole troop of em at the parade! The Shriners in my town even had some little Vettes, one day I'll get my chance!😆
Good job guys! Totally awesome little hot rod! That would drive that around my town for normal car if I could LOL.
Awesome job guys! That thing looks like a blast. Still a perfect swap meet hauler, too. Quick enough to be fun, but still have some manners
You guys did a great job on the build! I do love how it can go right back to original! That thing is sweet!
I been waiting for this video since I watched the last one on the model t
Same
Hell yeah!! Been waiting to see what you guys do with this. Pretty sure we saw a teaser a few videos ago.
Just about any engine give 22 MPH... LOL!
We did and it was alot more violent than this lol
My old 2.5 or 3.5hp briggs would do 35mph on pavement and still spin the tires at a still.
Super cool guys. Fantastic fun. Great team work. 👏
you guys are doing something that imo, even tho appreciated is under appreciated. for example, some guy is modfiying his go-kart, same engine, maybe has the same problems, needs the same fixes, is stuck. he cant find your video with one search, but if he keeps digging he should and all his problems and 12-24hrs of trouble shooting is corrected in 30mins-1hr. I hope this channel stays up forever and helps people for decades if not centuries to come. keep goin!
Good job on keeping the integrity of the go kart guys. Red Beard's Garage is doing something similar, and I winced when they took a cut off wheel to the fiberglass arches on theirs.
What you have done there is a restomod so so brilliant absolutely love well-done boys you killed it like a bossboss
Fellas. Been watching for years. This Model T is a hot rod. Don’t apologize for changing anything. You are doing this in the spirit of hot rods and this has been done for decades. Many of them with much less taste than anything you guys do. I hope you continue on with hot rodding this Model T. Remember it’ll be fine.
Just bought a stage 2 212 and tav for what I call the predadeere, it’s an old jd snowmobile that I swapped a predator 212 on
Pretty cool model t now guys, a bit of updating is a good thing. Love what you guys do with your projects.
Yeah things like steering bushings could be upgraded, same with steering wheel connection. Get the slap out of it and its different animal all together. For more upgrades i'm bit mixed.. since you just cant get the original stuff no more so upgrading it fully is kinda ruining it, but other hand you get more usability out of it.
That is one BOSS mini Hot Rod!! I know you want to be able to return it to original, but...... I would love to see this burn some rubber!!
it's not the right colours and a slightly different style but it still reminds me of "brum" the old british animated kids tv show
This is 100% in the spirit of the first hot rods! The cool factor is off the charts!
I like this cart. It's a neat lil cart. I love how you guys DIDNT DRILL THE BODY, and made everything reversible. I don't think the wheel style goes with the body though. And way to much poke in the rear. Either way. Another fun one from the cars and camera boys
it fits the hotrod model t and model a cars though
@@TylerDuysen I kinda thought if they removed the running boards it might look better. To me they just don't work. I've been a fan of those cars (real size) for years, but this just doesn't work for me
But, I'm not cars and cameras. They are.
@@danielhughes9556 yeah i like them with no steps better to but yeah it is cars and cameras after all
Nice 👍 if anything far as I'm concerned you made it better then original.
Hey C&C That model t body looks relatively simple to build my thoughts are this used sheet metal for the body and a custom 2 or 4 seat frame maybe
engine and drive train you have a lot of options
Lawn mower transaxle
Normal gocart drive train
Maybe modified automotive drivetrain
Be really cool if yall built a
Model t inspired cart that yall could thrash on or drive around at swap meets hell even a parade car to adverise the channel or advertise go power sports
its not a mower transaxle all mowers are vertical drive and use vertical shaft engines (besides a couple 70s cub cadets which have a 90 degree gearbox to run the belt drive) this is a custom built system
@@TylerDuysen first off i didnt say that thing had a mower transaxle i said a mower transaxle could be an option for a custom build
Also no all mowers are vertical shaft ive seen and owned multiple 70's and early 80's johndeere mower that were horizontal shaft engines and had a belt that turned turned 90 degrees via belt guides look em up im sure youll find videos here on youtube good day sir
@@GeorgiaRidgerunner it was how you worded it also i shouldve said they all use vertical shaft rear transaxles because they do and those engines still have a vertical pulley that runs the pulley in the rear and the mower deck the horizontal shaft and pulley just spins a horizontal pulley which engages the vertical pulley
Love those 10" wheels on the front, I've got three of them on different mini bikes. Here in South LA, The trend is gear them real high and make the motor stout. Its pretty scary on a 5" or 6" turf tire, the 10" Azusa and MoPed tire makes them way manageable above 40 mph. My go to bike has the GPS front fork kit as well, made a huge difference. That thing needs a Pick Up Bed and a couple of big square lantern headlights.
I love the fact that we live in a country, in a world, where guys like you can do this for a living. God bless America. God bless us all, everyone.
Thank the godz iv been waiting for this for three weeks. Yes finally. as soon as I saw the hot rod rendering I was hooked.
this is insane and I love it u guys need a cyclekart
honestly
@@nickmyguy8232 u agree?
You can drive it in the parade still after you put the other tires back on it. And with the faster motor, you do burnouts on the parade route all day long. LOL
Dad and I reworked a small model T parade cart for a friend. We had a ton of fun working out all the gearing to make it suitable for his young grandchildren. When we were finished it creeped for their young age but, we left growing room to make it fun for adults when needed/wanted.... Great video, thanks for sharing! it was not a Shriners Model T, this was a fiberglass body and the truck style.
Gotta change those rear tires to something like the fronts
This video rips. That model T is crazy fast. Not to fast. Just fast enough to be safe . Nice work.
The tires and wheels definitely give the cart a whole new/better look!!!
Those wheels looked like they came off of a kids bike. There’s no way they would have held up driving it in those conditions even at 7.9mph. You have basically preserved that go cart by doing those bolt on mods. Looks badazz
It looks killer with the new wheels. It was fun watching the transformation. I always wanted one when I was a kid. I remember the Shriners would zig zag in the local town parade with about 5 of them.
That Model T project is putting a big smile on my face from the final results after the modifications were done. "THAT'S A HOT ROD NOW!!!" "GREAT JOB GUYS!" Now all you need is some head & tail lights on it.
Many model T's have been hot rodded. This is another one.
Looks great!
Remember . Axles are considered semi consumable . Which means you eventually have to replace axles just like bearings tires and whatnot . You didn't hurt a thing . In fact you've improved on an existing product . Awesome
just got a baja doodlebug love it been watching your channel for a while
3 drivers , 1 do hot lap, 1 do oval track, 1 top speed run. Also maybe even if hand drawn, can you show us a map of track. Great content as always.
Red Beard's shriners cart is pretty cool also. You guys outta do a head to head race while wearing the shriners outfit.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You guys should try and build two more and do your own Shriners show. I remember the old guys putting on a show with about 20 of these little old cars with their red Shriner caps on their heads, raising $$ for the children's hospital. Maybe you guys could find some other cool Shriner vehicles for sale. Build your own a bit bigger with better suspension would be cool too. Those rims and tires bring it to the next level man, gorgeous
What fun! Best watch of a build I've seen in a while and can't wait for the next one. Love that you saved as many original parts as possible too :) Bolt on, bolt off, how about a nice bolt-on chrome roll-bar behind the driver's death-grip ;) (ZZ-Top wrap? lol)
Cheers from PNW Canada!
I'd love to see you guys put a Wisconsin v4 in the front and have the headers come out of the body down the side like a rat rod, it's killer the way it is already but that's just an idea
I was thinking along the lines of a 670 Harbor Freight Predator engine, then whatever mods you might throw onto that.
@@dougscott8161 nah eveyone does that, a v4 would be unique and alot more cool. The Wisconsin v4s have a forged crank cast iron block forged connecting rods and aluminum pistons, so simple but yet so strong. Some new tech like valve springs and a dual carb or quad carb setup would make this 38hp motor make like 50 or more easily
@@dougscott8161 I would even try to throw some boost at it and see how it reacts,
This is what car builders do guys.. Im not mad make this thing rock bro
From my experience in the custom automotive world. Originals are nice, but kustoms have always sold for way more than originals. Idk why but there always seems to be those 6 figure people out there that see the kustoms and are like i gotta have that! And pay up for it. Great vid as always guys!
23:14 Charles looking like Mose Schrute chasing people down the Schrute Farms driveway.
Honestly all the changes you did to it make it look more like something the Shriners would be riding in a parade going in circles really fast and doing figure eights every time I seen Shriners in a parade they were on fast three wheelers and four wheelers with fat tires I think it's better then it was tighten up the body so there's no more rattles and let's see some wheelie bars
Could you get a more positive engagement on the reverse pully by filling the pulley's belt groove up with a piece of belt just the circumference of the groove so that the friction is more efficiently transferred for reverse?
you should take that thing to a parade somewhere and show off your work. awesome content
Last time I checked, it's your Channel, you bought and paid for the little car and it's your business how you do these projects and nobody else's. I will say though it's real good of you to keep the original parts and so forth so it could be restored for a museum piece later down the road. Love watching you guys and you are an inspiration.
Such a cool little hot rod
I know it'd be a lot of effort (and ruin the originality), but putting a small v twin where the actual "hood" goes would look so sick. A proper mini rat rod.
Wouldn't have anywhere to put your feet lol
@@3a.m.284 yeah just realised that lol
Great job on the rebuild. Looks so much better than original car. Great segment on this. Much better than your jet boat. Stay off the water
Ya know, would totally watch a series where y'all build you're own model of this thing. Like from scratch so it's way safer, and you can go super crazy. Plus preserve the kart for a long time
this video should have way more likes you did a great job making this thing awesome while retaining the important bits just in case i love that type of building i do lawn tractor pulling my tractor is a 1967 raider 12 wheel horse so i definitely made sure i didn't destroy its value as a vintage lawn tractor
Good morning Guys. 2am and this Old Man from Washington NC enjoying with my coffee ☕. As always great video. Nice that it can return to the original. Love you Guys 🛵🧔💝💝💝
Hot rod model T go kart for the parades. I think people would like it. Keep up the friggen awesome videos!!!!
👍 great job keeping it as original as possible and trying to preserve it. But on the other side you bought it it's yours do whatever the heck you want to to it. 👍👍👍
There are two types of viewers, those who are happy with what you have done here, and those who are wrong.
you guys should look into building some Cyclecarts, they are sort of like that cart, but... better.
Damn that's a cool looking hotrod-cart!!
Bring the mower back that thing would be wicked on the on the grand pre
Congrats You guys have created the MINI DRAGULA !!! Awesome job and vid.
"after john got done with his hot lap" that was warm at best
Needs a Temporary foot 'clutch' for forward belt engagement, hand clutch for reverse. Could be a huge safety improvement as well as tire pressures need to come down a bunch
The locater arms of the solid front axel is called, hairpins.
Pleasantly surprised with this build. Looks way cooler than it is.
A cool vinyl or Plasti-Dip old school flame job would look sick
( I'd just paint one on but since Y'all are worried about being able to put it back to "original" vinyl or Plasti-Dip are both reversible) ; )
That's brum oh my got .. I used the watch that as a kid 😂 that was a sick kids show 💯
It Insta Reminded me of The Munsters Car can hear the Intro Song
You guys should make a replica of this cart but modern with real brakes and suspension. You have the skills and then some.
I would love to see skinny tires all around!
i want to see the cadilac i thought you guys could chop the rear part of the roof and put it right behind the front seats and make like a caddy ranchoro/el camino you know what i me? that would be sick
Awesome build guys that thing is nice looking
Great work guys , That Kart looks sick !
Drive me to drinkin with that hot rod Lincoln
Looks like a mini fuel altered ! Looks killer guys
Cool Keystone Cops!
😁 ✌️
Classic...
LOVE THIS!! You made a true to the word "hot rod".
Nice love it you guys be having the time of you're lives
Wow I love it, my buddy’s got one of these in the upstairs of his barn, we gotta pull it out and do something like this with it love the build and would blame you if you cut it up, it’s 2022 do what you want guys
Earmuffs for grinding what a bunch of safety Sallys is osha watching 🤣
It may not be fast; But it’s got CLASS !!
For anyone upset, get over it! It's a go-cart! But even better now, it's a kick arse Rat Rod! Needs more rust boys!!!
Great upload and thank you for it!
Looks Great! Greatly Improved look I think
Charles is my spirit animal
Dude, that new mezzanine looks sick!
Old school hot rodding at it's finest.
All of the Shriners that I know would say leave the new wheels on it. Just remember this. Shriners have been big kids for ever. They make a life work of taking care of kids.
You guys should consider getting a small metal lathe. Would help you making small custom parts like bushings and adapters.
Love that cart great viedo l just love to see those old carts get suped up.
Cool cart, I think if you’ve got a box blade for your tractor you could drag it around the track a few times and get the lap times up just a bit on everything ,looks awesome with the new tires and wheels