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FS Shriner Model t on CL
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RVA23T
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FS Shriner Model t on CL
No connection to this posting. Just thought there might be some interest here in Lizzy Land
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Everything works in theory.
Reality is how you determine if something works or not.
Reality is how you determine if something works or not.
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BRENT in 10-uh-C
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
Richard, since you do not have a connection in this listing, is $2,600 +/- about what the value is on these?? I am not interested in purchasing it either and not wanting to bash the seller, but I am curious if that is about the going price on those.
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RVA23T
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
Brent, not sure on the going rate, it is not something that I want either, my driveway is too short and not paved anyway. I found it while doing a search for " Model T" on cl. I figured there might be one of those independently wealthy people here that might want to add a 4th or 10th "car" to their collection.
Everything works in theory.
Reality is how you determine if something works or not.
Reality is how you determine if something works or not.
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Model T Matt
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
My kids grew up with one - 2k is in the ball park- wish it was on the west coast-Grandaughter needs it-
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Lcjudge
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
Just curious, did those have a cut down real T front end? The front end looks like the real thing possibly cut down.
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Model T Matt
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
no they were cast looked correct
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Stephen1915
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
I have one will be posting soon, St. Louis Missouri
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J1MGOLDEN
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
I know there are a lot of different models and new wheels are very hard to find or get.
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t-time
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
New wheels and other parts
https://gokartguru.com/model-t-go-kart-parts-store/
https://gokartguru.com/model-t-go-kart-parts-store/
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TXGOAT2
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
I seem to remember a very similar car mounted on a motorized base similar to the coin-op pony rides that used to be located in grocery stores. One or two small kids could get in the car, and when a coin was deposited, the car would shake and emit sounds. I believe the car was mounted on a motorized pedestal, similar to the way the pony rides were built.
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speedytinc
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Re: FS Shriner Model t on CL
Yes, I have one.TXGOAT2 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 25, 2023 6:13 pmI seem to remember a very similar car mounted on a motorized base similar to the coin-op pony rides that used to be located in grocery stores. One or two small kids could get in the car, and when a coin was deposited, the car would shake and emit sounds. I believe the car was mounted on a motorized pedestal, similar to the way the pony rides were built.
There are no physical similarities to these motorized units.
What I have was from a coin op ride, removed And adapted to a circus carousel ride.
I intended to mount some small working lights & mount on my garage.
I remember riding one as a kid. It would slowly buck up & down, front to back.
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ThreePedalTapDancer
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