Curved windshield base. Picked this up cheap! Extra engines, and front end, along with everything except seats, to have it going/ running
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That is a Berry Mini-T. I've never seen any copy of that body style that retained all the details you show.
Any idea where I would find the I d plates or # s on it?
Look up at the inside of the little pickup "bed." It is should be a paper tag under a layer of resin in the rough fiberglass, roughly above where the air cleaner will be if you install a stock engine. Mine is present but about the only thing I can read is the color.
Thanks Paul, I'll check it out next time I get to spend some time with her. You have a Berry t also?, any advise? Since I'm going to be completely restoring this thing on a poor mans budget?? Suggestions welcome to all, thanks guys
Figure out how you are going to sit in it, shift it, and use the steering wheel (it tends to be a bit close to the knees) first. Then figure out how to set up a working parking brake next if you are going to drive it on the street. These cars are quite tight in the passenger compartment, very much a design where the animated T-bucket styling drove the form.
Try to retain the chassis you have as the shifter and pedal assemblies are relocated rearward in a Mini-T. Like most beach buggies the frame is shortened to an 80 inch wheelbase, but the extra work to relocate the controls rearward generally involves more welding than the shortening. ![]() ![]() ![]()
Kellison Jim
Thanks a lot guys, I'll be sure to post some progress as I go
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