Identity crisis

[QuadBart]

Trying to find out whos body this is.
ANY help would be appreciated.
http://www.atvhpjunkies.com/pics/bucketbuild/before1.JPG

 

[QuadBart]

http://www.atvhpjunkies.com/pics/bucketbuild/before2.JPG
http://www.atvhpjunkies.com/pics/bucketbuild/before3.JPG
http://www.atvhpjunkies.com/pics/bucketbuild/before4.JPG
http://www.atvhpjunkies.com/pics/bucketbuild/before5.JPG
http://www.atvhpjunkies.com/pics/bucketbuild/before6.JPG

 

[railroad]

Post a picture of the last guy seen driving it.
Sense of humor still on. Could not resist.

 

[QuadBart]

Post a picture of the last guy seen driving it.
Sense of humor still on. Could not resist.

LOL

 

[Youngster]

It's really hard to tell who made your body. In the late '60's and early '70's there where lots of manufacturers. The insert looks like the one MAS sold but the shop that produced those sold them thru many different outlets.

Ron

 

[butch27]

Bird also used that insert.

 

[QuadBart]

It's really hard to tell who made your body. In the late '60's and early '70's there where lots of manufacturers. The insert looks like the one MAS sold but the shop that produced those sold them thru many different outlets.

Ron

Ii dont know if it helps but it APPEARS as though the Bucket seats are molded as part of the body and are not an "Insert" .
From underneath the car, the fiberglass "Steps Up", so to speak and the area under the seats is open.
Thats where the fuel tank is located.
The area behind the passenger compartment is actuall storage space. Like a real trunk ..LOL

 

[Chief-T]

Don't know anything about the body, but it appears to me that those M/T rear tires are mounted backwards.

 

[QuadBart]

Don't know anything about the body, but it appears to me that those M/T rear tires are mounted backwards.

Yup, they are. LOL
Ive been working on the rear of the car lately , and the rear tires have been on and off a few times .

I have a small 2 car garage that has to fit the "T", two ATVs , A motorcycle, a few tool boxes, workbench, compressor, and the MOST important item.............The wifes car.

That doesn't leave much "Spare Room".
So when I'm just throwing the tires back on to end a night of wrenching, direction doesn't matter much.