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    1965 Rupp Dart kart - photo


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    Good luck starting that Briggs&Stratton engine...

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    Look at the muffler, that thing will never run...

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    Quote Originally Posted by IntheGroove View Post
    Look at the muffler, that thing will never run...
    1000's of engines running with mufflers like that.
    1965 Rupp Dart kart - photo-briggs-muffler.png

    I had a kart just like that. Except mine was blue and had a self contained hydraulic disk brake. Was was around 1968.

    It morphed into a shifter cart with a Honda 70 mini bike engine in the 80's when my nephews used to visit. Then back to Briggs for my kids after the Honda died. Now has a Briggs Raptor "5hp" engine on it and would outrun the Honda 70 easily.

    If you want to give the grand kids a thrill, and grandma a heart attack, any one of these engines will bolt right on.

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    Look at color inside the deflector. 1000's of engines would turn that black...

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    just because it's been painted dont mean it wont run. new never run look just the same. we had a gocart just like that, 1 pull and off we went...with added cam,rod&piston that sucker was flying!!!! I finaly threw away the seat cover just like that one but about dead earlyer this year. that cart gave lots of fun.

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    I really appreciate the "privates pad" there on the steering column support. I wonder if that wasn't on initial production, but available later as an upgrade? ;-)

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    ours had that pad,I havent a clue as to what year ours was.we also had NOS on it....a pocket full of fun.



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