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1968 Rupp i believe

Always fly the flag. Same as above it has a small light shining on it at night. I have a son who is a chief drill instructor USMC at Paris Island SC. My Dad is a Korean war veteran. My son in law is a drone tech with the USMC and my nephew is a LT. in the USMC. I pray and thank all those who...

CCP chrome in Grafton Ohio. I have had parts from my 66 GTO to vintage gumball machine parts done there. Exceptional work.

Do you have a picture of the bike? Specifically, the handlebars and the rear swing arm/brake caliper mount. I probably have what you are looking for.

Factory correct Briggs throttle control parts for minibike applications Briggs PN's: 261094,223169,390383,92265,691721 What they look like in upper right corner of the diagram. All available on E bay

That spring end should not be in the small hole in the throttle cable arm. It hooks over the top of the arm. If it is broken, they are readily available PN tecumseh 32977

On the 69's I am pretty sure it had a plate welded to it in the vertical position.

According to the 69 parts diagram. 1st gear chain is 54 pt. 2nd gear chain is 50 pt. That is with an original 13 tooth engine clutch.

Some of the HS50 cranks used a larger shaft retainer bolt thread size. Just mentioning this in case you were for example going to use a Rupp TC unit. The outer weigh assembly hole would need to be drilled out to utilize the larger bolt thread size.

I am 65 and was fortunate enough to work my entire career with the same global company. Allowed me to retire comfortably at the age of 55. Got my first mini back in 1970. A used 1968 Lil Indian 6000. At the age of 10. Summers were a blast. After daily chores were complete of course. Have been...

If you go the powder coating route. Ask the potential coater if they use a zinc or iron phosphate prior to applying the powder. This 1st step promotes adhesion of the powder coating. Be aware that with powder that if you chip some of the coating off at some point, that area is no longer...

Also, I didn't think they made that style tag lettering until maybe late 71?

At first glance, I would say it's an HS50 snowblower engine. That was equipped with electric start. Can't read the numbers to x-ref.

Seeking a complete CCS charger 2 minus the engine. I know it's a stretch locating one yet would purchase the right one if out there. thanks Joe51

bump, $50.00 shipped

Curious on the front end. Those handlebars are an early set as far as I recall where they are welded to their own plate and bolted to the top triple tree plate. If you look at the top triple tree plate from the underside. are there (4), 1/4-inch holes in it?

That is a 1968 swingarm.

I have a very early 1968 or late 1967 brochure. Pegs on the 6000 and 5000 were front mounted. Many years ago I had a 6000 frame that had both front and rear pegs from the factory. Joe

Rear passenger side swingarm. What does the brake bracket look like? Also, 7000 would have lights, front brake disc. and battery box. I suspect originally a 5000 or 6000. If you could find an indication of original paint color that would surely identify it.

I was going to suggest the yellow one is a Goat. Non OEM engine and that clutch hooked up to the rear chain is not correct. Nice bike though!