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    • #76437
      Walt Gifford
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      Looks like it’s worth a good cleaning. Check the data plate on the cross rail behind the seat.

      Gif

    • #76438
      FREDDY SANDOVAL
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      Yeah, there’s a homologation tag at the rear cross member bar behind the seat, it should tell you the year and model.

      By the description on the pictures looks to be a mid 2004 to 2008 , and it is a Cadet Kart ( Junior ) And the engine I just can’t tell if it’s a Rotax, or a Gazele.

      A good cleaning, hoping that the hydraulic brake system works, or a good rebuilding of the brakes, and hoping the engine runs flowlessly may be worth anywhere from $1,000 to $1,500 for the right buyer (but nobody runs that engine anymore) And for a quick sale may go for $800 to $900

      Or you might be able to part it out, but I’m not sure what your plans are, just trying to answer your question. Anyhow hope this helps.

    • #76439
      nospaces
      Participant

      Thanks for the input.  Those responses both help.  I’ll take a look at the tag.  (Anyone else, feel free to chime in.)

    • #76441
      nospaces
      Participant

      The tag reads:

      <span style=”font-family: gotham, helvetica, arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;”> CRG New Age / MKT</span><br style=”font-family: ‘Helvetica Neue’, Arial, sans;” /><span style=”font-family: gotham, helvetica, arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;”>18/TM/09 N. 0118 DT 60 M</span>

       

      Below are a few more photos, including the engine.  Any additional input would be greatly appreciated.

       

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    • #76442
      nospaces
      Participant

      Here’s a hopefully more readable version of the tag text:

      CRG New Age / MKT

      18/TM/09 N. 0118 DT 60 M

    • #76447
      FREDDY SANDOVAL
      Participant

      Yup

      It’s a 2009 CRG New Age, Cadet kart. Time to clean it up, bring it up to safety and put it to a good use. I don’t know who runs that engine anymore, but it may be a blast for a little kid to use at an open practice track day.

    • #76449
      nospaces
      Participant

      Looks like the market is maybe 650-850?

    • #76493
      Michael Zahorski
      Participant

      The engine is a Rotax. I know for sure that it is not a Gazelle because our track has been running the Gazelle and it’s what we had on my daughter’s kart.  There should also be an identification tag/stamp on the motor somewhere.

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