Some great choices of layout and components. It has the right presentation and appearance while being much more friendly and practical than the real thing. Great color too, seems just right.
Thanks. It was fun and the owner is a really cool guy. I’m not sure how to promote the video to get more views. “Like, follow, share!” Lol. Thanks for watching. Cheers.
Far from a 1896 QUADRICYCLE but a nice car in any event. The quadricycle had no bodywork other than the "dash" and no fenders. Much closer to the 1903 LeRoy built by the Good Brothers in Berlin (now Kitchener) Ontario or a 1900 Locomobile steamer, or a 1908 Tudhope, or a 1900 Woods , or even an 1899 Olds.
Some great choices of layout and components. It has the right presentation and appearance while being much more friendly and practical than the real thing. Great color too, seems just right.
He did a great job. 👍🏻
Very nice I'm building me one now
Wow that’s bizarre, I built one for myself 3 years ago using the same riding mower powertrain and I finally found someone else that has one!
Such a cool project.
Im thinking about building one. For some reason, this platform is really appealing.
Did you build it from plans found online? I really like this frame design but can't seem to find plans.
Nice video. Should have way more views! Gary
Thanks. It was fun and the owner is a really cool guy. I’m not sure how to promote the video to get more views. “Like, follow, share!” Lol.
Thanks for watching. Cheers.
One can actually get 36" bicycle wheels now.
Apaixonei pelo projeto, só não gostei do paralama, deveria ser fixo e mais largo.
Hi Sir. Can I ask where you got the tires and rims. I have built one of these, but having trouble with the tires and rim. Thanks
I think they are bicycle tires.
Some 29” fatbike wheels would be cool.
First car ever? What about Trevithick's steam carriage from like 1803?
Not first car. Just first FORD. 😎👍🏻
Read the title again.
Looks as reliable as they are today. 😂😂😂😂
I’ll have to go see him again to take me for a drive and find out. 😎
Oldsmobile Curved Dash 1904.
Far from a 1896 QUADRICYCLE but a nice car in any event. The quadricycle had no bodywork other than the "dash" and no fenders. Much closer to the 1903 LeRoy built by the Good Brothers in Berlin (now Kitchener) Ontario or a 1900 Locomobile steamer, or a 1908 Tudhope, or a 1900 Woods , or even an 1899 Olds.
Now I’m going to have to read up on those for sure. 👍🏻
I would like to send you a photo of my horseless carriage ,if you could provide a email address., Dale
That would be great. You can email me at darin.haayer@gmail.com.
Im very curious to see what you have.
Thanks a lot.