Any truck stops nearby? Many of them have odd lot universal replacement lenses. Lonnie
There is a possibility the loads demanded of this outfit are greater than it's capacity. Driving style may also enter the picture. With a stronger ...
I think Dauntless used to have the brass bushing available for the early CSC cars. I got this from a Tech post today: If you want to replace the n...
Fork braces (tweak bars) have been used for decades in racing and on and off road to help eliminate lateral flexing of tubular front ends. A sturdy ...
All of the Velorex Tour models have a cross reinforced frame amd have a redesigned swing-arm with adjustable shock, wide wheel with 130/90x16" tire an...
Several companies have used the same body shape but from the wheel design and seat upholstery I would say it is an early California sidecar "Companion...
The interference point for loading is at the doorposts or drop door cables. As mentioned; the rig won't pass this point when loading. I ordered a cu...
Shigeo, I have New black vinyl 562, 562E & 563T convertible tops with side windows and top bows in stock at discounted prices. You will need a s...
At 79K I'd go ahead and change out the clutch. Lot's easier without the hack in the way. The progressive springs should do the job. If not, PVC sp...
If the Motor Company's trike venture takes off they will probably address the reverse gear again with an in box version. The trike conversions are a...
These old "Cop Shop" bikes make great tugs. The seats and heated grips are user friendly too. A Kenna double wide would be a good match if you are l...
That "Bimmer" Sidecar looks strangely like a Chang Jiang (Clone). Lonnie
This shock setup would be reversed for a "Leftie" rig in OZ. Lonnie
Wow, I've never heard of a sidecar attached to a late GL by welding. Sounds like a formula for failure from square one. Good Luck, Lonnie...
The argument is in regards to 15" motorcycle wheel rim seats being of a larger diameter than auto rims, making it very hard to stretch the car tires e...