Anderson Karts USA

John Desouza · Joined: 18 Jul 2001 Posts: 220 Location: Afghanistan,

Was checking out the Anderson Karts USA web site and noticed it hasn't been updated since May.

Anyone know if they have any non-shifter sprint chassis plans in the future? Any info besides whats posted on the web site?

The workmanship on these karts looks incredible.

bird · Joined: 17 Jul 2001 Posts: 147

Is this the US importer for Anderson-CSK? If so they do a 100cc type chassis because we race against some of them in Jnr Max. I guess it's just a question of it being worth their while to import it.

Larry Ferguson · Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2001 4:39 am Post subject: Anderson Karts USA

Hi guys,
The two gentlemen that are the US importers for Anderson,(the chassis the Lawson dominated Laguna Seca with) currently have the big winged 250 Maverick, which is obviously for long track, a 125 Maverick, which can be set up for either long track or sprint, and they also have Jr.(Cadet) as well as Kids karts. Their method of importation is by air, and can literally have something here in a couple of days. Their website will be updated very soon, and actually, it was updated in June with pictures of Randolph in the gallery section(sorry, I couldn't help myself). Both have been extremely busy getting things in order. I know that they are very interested in the non shifter stuff as well. My suggestion to you would be to contact them by phone or e-mail. They are both great guys. www.AndersonKartsUSA.com
david@andersonkartsusa.com
909-629-7306

Marc Miller · Advertiser Joined: 18 Jul 2001 Posts: 1834

I WANT one.....

MM

Larry Ferguson · Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2001 6:18 am Post subject: Anderson Karts USA

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Miller:
I WANT one.....

MM

Randolph is getting one, or is
that two...

Oh who cares, anyway, give them a call. They have some chassis in stock and have more on the way.

Tim Blaney · Joined: 18 Jul 2001 Posts: 1127

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Miller:
I WANT one.....

MM

You'll get nothing and like it. -- T. Knight

Mark Dismore Jr · Advertiser Joined: 21 Jul 2001 Posts: 1096

I'm just freaked out at the little gnome looking guys reflection in the black tank thing on the 125 kart. What the heck is that thing!

Mike Young · Joined: 19 Jul 2001 Posts: 33

Not that I could afford it, but what do those things cost. That is the best looking kart I have ever seen!

David Dewhurst · Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2001 11:09 pm Post subject: Anderson Karts USA

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Miller:
I WANT one.....

MM

David Dewhurst · Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2001 8:01 am Post subject: Anderson Karts USA

As the U.S. importert for Anderson Karts I'm glad that so many of you like the latest Maverick. Just to clear up a few of your questions, Anderson does not currently have a chassis for KT100s and the like. We do, however, have a Kadet chassis which is currently running an HPV motor.

The web site is constantly evolving and will have major changes this week. Look out for two important announcements in the next few days. If you're thinking about a 250 it could be very important. And if you want one don't just dream, give us a call and talk. It only costs 10 cents a minute to do that.

Charlie Tackett · Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2001 8:15 am Post subject: Anderson Karts USA

David, what are the differences between teh 125 RR adn the 125 sprint? Was kind of hard to tell from teh website.

bird · Joined: 17 Jul 2001 Posts: 147

quote
Quote:

Anderson does not currently have a chassis for KT100s and the like.

There is defintely a 100cc Anderson chassis because one of them is beating us - you guys do use 3 bearing chassis for KT100 racing don't you?

Tim Blaney · Joined: 18 Jul 2001 Posts: 1127

quote:
Originally posted by Charlie Tackett:
David, what are the differences between teh 125 RR adn the 125 sprint? Was kind of hard to tell from teh website.

Charlie,

I sent you what I just got from Anderson. I agree with my good friend Marc Miller:

I WANT ONE!

Charlie Tackett · Posted: Thu Aug 16, 2001 1:11 pm Post subject: Anderson Karts USA

Got it , TIm, thanks!

Hey Mark...better help support the open body work class by the looks of the 125rr chassis.

What do you say.....Marc Miller/Ted Tackett...Team Anderson 125rr???

(or should that be Ted Tackett/Marc Miller...??

) SOunds dominate either way!!

John August · Joined: 02 Aug 2001 Posts: 140 Location: El, Cajon, CA

quote:
Originally posted by Mike Young:
Not that I could afford it, but what do those things cost. That is the best looking kart I have ever seen!

A PVP 250 is approx. $4600 and that's delivered to the internationa airport of your choice. It's complete w/ mount, radiator
even plumbing, just drop on the motor. 2.5% duty for USA.