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Old 03-31-2009, 01:53 PM
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Well , the Coupe is a 1940 Chevy, Pontiac TA sub frame and a Ta rear end , very tall gears"2.73" , turns 2,100 at 70 MPH.
Running a mild 350CI and a 350 auto. . has ,air,elect. windows , elect. doors ,elect trunk up and down, Drives like a sports car.
My Son and I built this one about 7 years ago, I just turned 3,000 miles on the new speed O meter. I have never showed it , I got burned out on showing the others over the years, lol , there more work than the small tractors.

The CCTrike , one month ago I drug out the 102 fram and the Honda 200cc. they were in the bone pile.
I have seen pics of a little JD /mower done up.So Im a copy cat with different colors.
I can remove 8 bolts and the honda parts roll away , makes it easy to change a engine if I would have to.
Powered by CC Kohler and CC drive line.
Its ready to Mow as soon as I get a main belt to the deck put on it. Im sure other stuff will get added
I want to mow some grass with it one time ,thats all. then my wife and I will ride it and the mini 8-N around at the tractor shows.
FUN , thats what its all about.
Thanks guys for asking about the hobbies , I hope this is what you were interrested in.
Heres the last pic of the Trike with the deck installed.
I have my fingers crossed on the pic`s
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Wish I lived closer to you Dr Bailey !

That is the nicest Honcadet I've ever seen.

I like working with wood, I'd build you a small stake bed out of Oak and varnish it , that would fit between the fenders, but would have to figure out how to put a seuicide shifter on it.

A turn signal switch, through a solinoide relay would run an electric lift,
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That trike is great DrBailey. You got to get us pictures of it mowing!!
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That trike is great DrBailey. You got to get us pictures of it mowing!!
Thanks Diz , I have a friend that volunteered to make a album on photobucket. I will share it when I get it. It will be from start to finish of the trike build.
I will get a video of it mowing. Thanks guys. Doc
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Definitely looking forward, to the vid Doc!
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I just recently sold my S10 and bought this '87 Ranger - 2wd. 2.3L 4 cylinder

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Heres what I will be rideing once the weather warms up.
A 2009 Kawasaki Vulcan EN 500 LTD

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lonnyb, Great lookin bike
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GOOD looking bike ,Lonny. Makes me wish I still had my 800cc Suzuki, it was about the same color.
Riding weather is right around the corner.have fun and be safe
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