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This really is a cool find and it sure would be a blast to have! IвЂ™m not sure what all it will take to restore it, but given how basic it is, it seems like it would be a fairly simple task. Compared to modern shifter karts, this thing is incredible spartan, but that just makes it cooler in my book and a whole lot easier to restore! Hopefully, everything is here to get this one going again. Included in the sale is a box full of spare parts. Rebuilding them shouldnвЂ™t be all that difficult, but chances are they just need the carbs serviced and a tune-up. The seller isnвЂ™t sure what condition the engines are in, but they both turn over. A total of 10 hp might not sound that crazy, but when this kart was new, it was a speed machine.

This pair of MC-6s displace 87 ccs each and are each good for about 5 horsepower.

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IвЂ™m sure McCullochвЂ™s engineers could have figured out how to mount a supercharger to one of their two-stroke engines to produce more power, but slapping a second engine on the chassis was likely a whole lot easier and quicker way to double the horsepower. Today, you can get a go-kart with some serious horsepower, a paddle-shift transmission, and a top speed in excess of 100 mph, but back in the вЂ™60s twin engine karts were at the top of the performance rung (there were a few triple engine karts out there). No, this is the kind of kart you bought if you were looking to race in the top class, as itвЂ™s equipped with not one engine, but two! This isnвЂ™t just your run of the mill backyard kart. And when I say they built go-karts, I mean they built super cool go-karts! Just take a look at this 1961 McCulloch R1 thatвЂ™s listed here on eBay in Seattle, Washington with a current bid of $1,775.

You might recognize the McCulloch name for their superchargers, but back in the вЂ™60s, they also built go-karts.

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