Does farm equipment qualify, if it's street legal? If this doesn't give you a hint of the diversity in 3 wheelers, what can?
Great collection, thanks for putting it up. But being from MN, I figured you needed to have a free way in the mix.
On page 3 you have the 1950 Bond and the 1950 Merya; you had commented "a blend of both of them?" The only thing that came to mind was Meyrabond the new Super Adhesive! Loved this That just looks fast; I wonder if the performance actually matched? This one: (the one on the right) For some reason brought to mind a customized CorVan (the Corvair Greenbrier vans that were out in the 60's) I have no idea why; possibly the front rounded corners. Whatever, it's still very cool. I'm surprised David Browers hasn't commented on this yet.
GOLIATH MADE TRIKES FROM 1928 -1961 . THE DYNAMICS OF A THREE WHEEL TRUCK ARE DIFFERENT FROM A CAR . YOU WANT THE LOAD SITTING IN BETWEEN TWO WHEELS FOR THE BEST STABILITY SO WHILE TWO IN FRONT IS BEST FOR A CAR , NOT SO FOR A TRUCK ! HERE ARE PIECES FOR MY 1959 GOLIATH GOLI TRUCK WHEN I HAULED IT HOME . THE ASSEMBLED ROLLING CHASSIS IS BUILT LIKE A TRUCK DESPITE THE TINY TWO STROKE MOTOR . THE FRONT SUSPENSION ARM IS SOLID CAST IRON & WEIGHS OVER 30 POUNDS ! THE SPRING THAT SUPPORTS IT IS INSIDE THE CHASSIS TUBE . AND THE TRUCK PUT BACK TOGETHER AGAIN . I STILL NEED TO WIRE IT & PLUMB THE BRAKES . WOULD YOU BELIEVE THE NC DOT HAS TITLED THIS ONE AS A MOTORCYCLE ?
