Can anyone identify this GT

blue water massey · Jun 9, 2015

Posting this here as more members will see it

I actually tripped over this yesterday in an abandoned yard
it looks home made to a point
but the frame was manufactured and the grill and the support looks factory
the drive is an open gear inside a large dish like gear with square holes sort of a reverse gear drive I seen on steam engines and oil pulls
still had the front steering linkages and drag link but nothing else visable so not sure if it was a steering box or a handle like thing like on very early autos
might go back and snag it to see what I can make of it

JD Seller · Jun 9, 2015

I do not know the brand or Manufacture but I would snag it just as it look like some thing your could make into many little things.

John B. · Jun 9, 2015

To me it looks like a mixture of factory pieces all put together to make on big piece. Looks pretty neat.

Janicholson · Jun 9, 2015

If it was a manufactured device it has been subjected to some radical modifications (not all of them in the interest of preserving its identity. A real choice to make is whether to scrap, yard art, or add more go fast parts. (it needs some of that real bad). Jim

60 acre hillside · Jun 10, 2015

Snag it? Have you contacted the owner?

blue water massey · Jun 10, 2015

owner contacted me to clean up the mess
I figured after 4 hours walking the property about 5 acres that I only saw about 10% of what's there
if I take on this mess I might keep this and see what I can do with it

showcrop · Jun 10, 2015

The frame and grill make it look factory as opposed to shop built. I would hang onto it.

Can anyone identify this GT

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