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Cool! Thanks everybody. The guy who owns it had been unable to find any info. pretty cool concept and I would love to get my hands on one someday.

I was thinking an iced tub of beer to camp :thumbsup:

while visiting the Gold King Mine in Jerome AZ I came across several gems. The old guy had a couple Cushman, a Rokon , a bunch of old cycles and this bathtub or whatever on wheels. fiberglass body Front engine driving front wheel. the briggs was a 1970. I cannot remember ever seeing anything...

check for a stuck valve

That's awesome!!:thumbsup: does it come with a pip-boy?

my god...that used to be a Homelite Trail King:doah:

Hale's Ales Supergoose dbl Ipa, Rainy Daze Sod Slayer session, NOLI Jet Star Imperial. I like to keep it local and that's pretty easy since my state harvests 75% of the hops used in the country. :drinkup:

here's a couple of mine

you are mistaken. Two strokes most certainly can be tagged and ridden on the road. Street legality depends on accessories and paper work. I have a licensed street legal two stroke Yamaha.

:thumbsup: Thats good stuff. I had that dream a lot as a kid. Who am I kidding I still have that dream.

Welcome Mark, what part of the state are you in?

cool idea:thumbsup: my boys have a stomp rocket that keeps them busy for hours but yours looks like more fun

:thumbsup: Thats how I thought the brake worked but have never been sure. My trail king came to me disassembled without the brake pad. Thank you for posting these pictures.