Here's a couple pics of the Chaparral I sold recently. If I can ever figure out the links, I'll post the video, too.
Don
http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...atva/Chap2.jpg
http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b.../engineweb.jpg
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Here's a couple pics of the Chaparral I sold recently. If I can ever figure out the links, I'll post the video, too.
Don
http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b...atva/Chap2.jpg
http://i208.photobucket.com/albums/b.../engineweb.jpg
Don,
That thing is beautiful! I love the stripe and the black wheels. How do they handle compared to other AATVs? Also, did you paint it yourself?
By the way, if you will just post the link to the video, I will embed it for you if it doesn't work.
The body lines on the Chap are really nice! Those machines were built in Denver Colorado actually. I remember I found 2 of them along with 4 other vintage ATV's on craigslist for a mere $2000. I tried every possible way to get them home, but it would have cost me more to get them shipped to Buffalo than it would have cost to buy all the machines unfortunately.
Here is a really nice orange Chap that was on ebay not too long ago.
eBay Motors: 1971 Chaparral 6 wheeler ATV runs drives PERFECT (item 300114575107 end time May-27-07 07:54:41 PDT)
It is a very clean machine and it didnt go for very much. The other pics are the group of amphibious atvs out in Denver that were on Craigslist.
Cool orange machine
That really looks like a machine I restored about 15 years ago,pulled frame and painted gray and had new decals made,same piece of body was missing on front left. Even though it was orange I scuffed and painted it also,had alot of fiberglass in bottom to make it watertight......Quote:
Originally Posted by jpswift1
I sold it to someone near St.Louis Anyone remember where this one was?