Cushman Trailster
I found this Cushman Trailster on Flickr. I thought all Trailsters had a transmission, but this one doesn't seem to have one.
posted by Howard at
9:24 PM
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- Name: Howard
- Location: Tennessee, United States
I'm a retired teacher who collects Cushman motor scooters. My wife and I travel a lot, and have been to all 50 states. We like to cruise.
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3 Comments:
Howard--
I own a 1961 Cushman Trailster and am looking for parts / value ideas. Any thoughts?
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Unknown, at 1:58 PM
Eric,
Dennis Carpenter in North Carolina reproduces all kinds of stuff for Cushmans and Fords. He has an online catalog. Dennis' web site and several others are listed on www.cushmanclubofamerica.com
If you don't find what you need, or if you need technical advice, go to www.hobbytech.com or check in on the cushmangroup forum on yahoo.
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Howard, at 3:26 PM
i have a couple of trailster frames, forks, handle bars, hubs and tires, expanded steel side covers plus, taillight etc
13kellogg13@gmail.com
contact me if interested
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david, at 1:54 PM
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