Dedicated to Australian Karts incl Alvin
This page contains examples and adverts of Australian Karts.
If you photos or information on an Aussie Icon, that we have not covered in our "Australian Karts", please forward the information to this website and we happily add your information to the page.
Ashford Karts were made and sold by John Watts of Hurstville
Ashford Kart, Complete with Victa in original condition.
Dragon Kart. Superlight construction specifically for A Super Class
The Krest Kart was built in Brisbane by Neil Osbourne. The only photo available is of Neil beside his kart powered by twin Villeirs 7F. The number built is not known.
1966 MkIII Tri-Mec. Characterised by Box Mount Rear Axle
1966 MkIII Tri-Mec, complete with MC91
1964 Massie Escort. Designed and manufactured by Reg Massie in Newcastle
1964 Massie Escort. Purchased new as a partially assembled frame
Early Prototype Massie Kart. Reg Massie constructed his own wheel hubs, sprocket carrier and brake drum.
Murray Kart, be it a little rusty...
Carlson "Aussie" Kart. Influenced by the more expensive GK800 from the USA.
The Shawbuck Sprite was designed and built in Brisbane bt Bill Shaw and Phil Buckley. Some Shawbucks were built on consignment by Neil Osborne. The kart was considered well designed and it performed well on the track. The kart in the photo is Victa powered. The number built is not known.
Victa Sports Kart
Victa Sports Kart. Completely Australian: frame, engine, wheels and tyres
Victa Sports Kart
Sams Kart
Sams Kart rear
Click the photo to see a brochure for Techtron karts from WA
A page of JPS Sprinters
Alvin Kart
Heselewood/Villiers
HKS Karts
Moab, Utah
Near Silverton, CO
Canyonlands National Park, UT
Falls In Southern Utah
Colorado's State Flower
Moab, Utah
