Go-Karts

This children’s ride is said to have been manufactured by Kiddie Amusements of Florence, Mississippi, and later refurbished by Big Boy Toys of Oklahoma in 2025. The ride features red and black fiberglass bodywork over a black steel base, and motion is provided by a coin-activated electric motor. Additional features include front and rear wings,…

This 1962 McCulloch 200 go-kart was purchased by the seller in 2024 and subsequently refurbished. It features a two-piece steel frame finished in Honduras Maroon with a burgundy vinyl seat and is powered by twin 6.05ci McCulloch MC7 two-stroke singles linked to the rear wheels via Max-Torque centrifugal clutches and drive chains.

This go-kart was produced by Bird Engineering of Elkhorn, Nebraska, and was purchased by the seller on BaT in February 2023. The fiberglass body is finished in red with a #91 Stan Fox livery in tribute to the Indianapolis 500 race car driver and is powered by a 3.5-horsepower Briggs & Stratton single paired with a centrifugal clutch.

This Mini Monster go-kart was built to resemble a Jeep and was manufactured by the Carter Brothers Manufacturing Co. of Brundidge, Alabama. The kart features fiberglass bodywork finished with a camouflage wrap over a black tubular steel frame, and power comes from a 212cc Predator single with a torque converter and chain drive.

This Fire Fighter pedal car was produced by the Junior Toy Division of American Machine & Foundry of Olney, Illinois, to resemble a 1960s-style fire truck. It is finished in red, and appointments include a ringing bell, a hood-mounted beacon, bright grab bars, wood ladders, and steel wheels with solid rubber tires.