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  1. Okie Pete
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    6B721A7F-67A6-4D78-B351-E8FC5680EA1A.jpeg back in May of 2021 a Friend of mine found this Tin Lizzie I bought it off Him . The fiberglass fenders were broken, 2 of the wooden spoked wheels had rotted spokes . It was mostly there . Here is my build thread .
     
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    1E0A0BBE-4B53-4627-9CDE-57162C1D0254.jpeg I replaced the wheels with some minibike tires and wheels. With the help from a Friend who is a machinist. He made hubs for the rear axle and drilled a bolt pattern to bolt the wheels on . Took the fenders off . Converted it to chain drive with a centrifugal clutch . Got the engine running.
     
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    24A3C69F-9180-49D4-9552-438EFDFF776F.jpeg I felt the car sat too high . So I built a new frame to drop the car . Changed the steering to a rack and pinion. I used parking brake levers for 1966 C 60 Chevy truck for the radius rods .
     
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    4CE6FD72-AD5B-4F36-A1B3-C15EF63B31AD.jpeg The brake lever is out of a 1970 F500 Ford truck. The manual disk brake is off a Harley golf cart .
     
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    A1F0BD80-9A60-4128-9ED2-FF92D45F7233.jpeg Made it to the local Christmas parade . I ran out of time and hitched a ride behind a local VFD grass fire fighting rig . The carb developed issues .
     
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    16704388801136281477081735170729.jpg 16704387982017586319166921026387.jpg 16704386220854347893308229253971.jpg 16704385714494803298461367896565.jpg Very cool....looks like it was a old Shriners tin lizzy parade car?
    Looks like alot of fun.
     
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  9. Well ain’t that just the coolest little thing !!
     
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    EE821890-4C99-451D-AFC8-8922C5C86961.jpeg Here’s the manufacturer’s tag . T-10 Tin Lizzie . The seat back is shaped for 2 riders . The later models the back was changed to one curve to accommodate a larger person.
    Thank You everyone
     
  11. Same manufacturer as my Snapper Comet 30 rear engine mower
     
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    Looks great Kurte! I need to take it for a spin sometime. :D
     
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    Colby converted his to electric drive after he restored it.
     
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