Tice Go Kart....getting close

[Frank Davis]

My Tice Go Kart is nearing completion...just finished with the upholstery...love that green metalflake powdercoat

I installed Rears wheels (6" back, 4" front), stripped and applied new color and custom upholstery, am getting the MC101b ready (still need an exhaust, carb and chain)....I am having a few gold pin-stripes applied next week, just for accents.

*History: The Tice kart was mfg in Portland, Or. (Tice Hardware and machine) in the mid-1960's....only 20 or so of these were ever made, I own two and Ken Moss has one up in Washington.....none others have surfaced....I love the rolled body of these karts, a real looker......Frank.

 

[cheezy1]

That is a slick looking kart :thumbsup:. You come across some nice vintage ones.

 

[rmm727]

Love the seat on that thing.

 

[TANKSAREUS]

Thats just Beautiful :thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[Studebaker]

I like it.

 

[YOOP]

nice one frank :thumbsup:

 

[incogrhino]

:laugh: looks comfy.:thumbsup:

 

[kyle moody]

looks great frank!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[buckeye]

Really nice.:thumbsup:

 

[Frank Davis]

Thanks Guys, I think this one is a keeper.....

 

[Hounddog]

Thats one nice kart Frank!:thumbsup:

 

[massacre]

Now that is what a Kart should look like. Great job!

 

[rds]

wicked cool :thumbsup: awesome job

 

[steven Durham]

Hello Frank : You sure can find the best project material and this Kart with a Portland, Or connection just sets it at a higher Laval. Wonderful work and that engine will do it proud.
Steve

 

[superflea]

If that was mine, I'd take the steering wheel off and put a large screen TV. With a beer fridge on the back I'd be set for football season. That seat just looks too comfortable.

 

[Frank Davis]

There's nothing like being snug when you are whipping around corners!!!