The yellow frame

[39F]

Just went and picked this up my 200$ rail buggy keeps cracking and chasing someone else's mistakes so plan swapping my parts onto my new frame it's pretty solid needs paint but it's straight and good welds and has a aftermarket torsion and came with its clips that are new anyhelp with what kind of frame this is ,is highly appreciated

[jimmyhoffa]

Man there are way too many clues for that not to be an old Chenowth.

-Style of steering bearing mount.

-Torsion design and connection point of horn braces

-Style of 'B' hoop

-Stamped steel Chenowth trans mount. (specific design.)

-location of rusted off ID tag.

Google "Chenowth 2LW." It's what I thought mine was, but it's a 2RL.
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1974 Chenowth 2RL #1244 Street Legal
My other car isn't ridiculous.

[39F]

It's does look really close if not the same to the 2LW for frame what time range 70s 80s ? I like to appreciate the history of vintage things I can respect something that's been around for awhile instead of a new frame

[dustymojave]

Jimmy is right. I was preparing to write the same before I got down to Jimmy's post. Definitely a Chenowth.
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