To me it looks a lot like the Motorcraft 3 wheeler, maybe a different color option/year?
@ my older posts about the 3 wheeler I had.... I found a pic of the frame someone else has! Made by Tri Rod in Ohio.
http://www.oldminibikes.com/forum/mi...rame-fork.html
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that ones interesting, too bad it's not more complete the one i had posted i was leaning towards being a bird but i haven't been around these long
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I don't know much about them, I just looked at the shape of the machine, and the plastic shape, if the motorcraft one was painted black with the stripes, it would look just like it. Not sure if the word Motorcraft is embossed, or just stickers though.
Also.. I found an older 3ww post about the machine I had! It sounds like it was a 1960's 3 wheeler. Even have a video of it complete and running.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dec1mula0j8
Gah... the memories... too bad the one I had didn't move for crap, didn't know anything about engines back then, but I know I could floor it and it would bearly move.
I figured since you sit on top of the engine area, it would classify as a atv/3 wheeler, instead of a cart (assuming cart = go kart style, where the engine is behind you).
Either way, the front end of the tri rod wasn't used much since my dad replaced the whole front end with the front end of the motorcycle, was a perfect project, the 3 wheeler didn't do much, and the motorcycle had pretty major problems with it's rear end... I think bearings and sprocket if i remember right.
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yea i was after it guy had it on website for 30 had to email to find out ship cost said he moved it all to ebay found it there at 40 free ship OBO as it worked out his counter offer did not include ship but did not quote a ship price then boom he declined offer and pulled it pretty bummed out but i'll get over it
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I regret not buying that same Avenger you posted, but i had my mind made up on a 200x. And towards the end a steal of a price.
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The rides:
1981 ATC110
1982 ATC185
1983 ATC185s
1984 ATC200es
1985 ATC200x
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This little guy has been listed a few times, looks to be in pretty nice shape.
http://columbus.craigslist.org/snw/4628301371.html
1986 ATC 250R
1986 ATC 250SX
1987 Big Red
1984 ATC 70
1983 ALT 50