10-13-2017, 08:59 AM
Vico,
Just a word of advice from someone that has bought quite a few karts since I started vintage in 2011.There is always going to be a better or more desireable kart that you want. Save your money and don't be too quick to buy another kart right away. You are doing great with the kart you have so do a lot of looking at the different karts at events and consider what you will want to be driving in the future. I f you think you will be moving up to the faster classes later on consider the karts that guys are having the most success with with like Burton Magnums, Invader, Emmick and Margay Expert. These karts are not as easy to find as others and if you find a good one at a reasonable price it would be a great buy. Also easier to sell than others that are more easy to find.Also pay close attention to the VKA class guidelines as the 80-87 karts can only be driven in 2 classes. Hope this helps in your decision making process!
Just a word of advice from someone that has bought quite a few karts since I started vintage in 2011.There is always going to be a better or more desireable kart that you want. Save your money and don't be too quick to buy another kart right away. You are doing great with the kart you have so do a lot of looking at the different karts at events and consider what you will want to be driving in the future. I f you think you will be moving up to the faster classes later on consider the karts that guys are having the most success with with like Burton Magnums, Invader, Emmick and Margay Expert. These karts are not as easy to find as others and if you find a good one at a reasonable price it would be a great buy. Also easier to sell than others that are more easy to find.Also pay close attention to the VKA class guidelines as the 80-87 karts can only be driven in 2 classes. Hope this helps in your decision making process!