Uploaded April 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video I'm showing an old clip from one of our home movies and this is requested by a few people because of the other video that I posted on a go cart with the harbor Freight engine. this is a Manco dingo deuce. they made quite a few of these go karts and
most of them that were sold were the single seater which was just referred to as the dingo. this one came with a 10 horsepower engine however you could option in a 12 horse engine and also electric start and a headlight. this 10 horse engine no had plenty of
power and would push to adult riders that both weight over 200 pounds quite easily. although I don't show it in this clip here with my wife driving it, it would easily do donuts in the grass in gravel drives and as I discuss in the video in the snow easily with drift for a long ways. we bought this cart for the kids whenever they're quite young and sold it whenever they were teenagers. we really enjoyed this car and we paid quite a bit of money for it was over $2000 back in 1998 but you have to realize that that was
before the Chinese stuff really started coming in to America and driving the price down on all of the carts. this was American made and Manco is still around to this day however I believe at this point they are probably importing most of their stuff. I just wanted to
show you the size and the approximate speed and how it handled and commenting during the video to point out some of the stuff that I can remember on this go cart so in case you come across one and you're curious about it here you go. Thanks for watching!
This video I'm showing an old clip from one of our home movies and this is requested by a few people because of the other video that I posted on a go cart with the harbor Freight engine. this is a Manco dingo deuce. they made quite a few of these go karts and
most of them that were sold were the single seater which was just referred to as the dingo. this one came with a 10 horsepower engine however you could option in a 12 horse engine and also electric start and a headlight. this 10 horse engine no had plenty of
power and would push to adult riders that both weight over 200 pounds quite easily. although I don't show it in this clip here with my wife driving it, it would easily do donuts in the grass in gravel drives and as I discuss in the video in the snow easily with drift for a long ways. we bought this cart for the kids whenever they're quite young and sold it whenever they were teenagers. we really enjoyed this car and we paid quite a bit of money for it was over $2000 back in 1998 but you have to realize that that was
before the Chinese stuff really started coming in to America and driving the price down on all of the carts. this was American made and Manco is still around to this day however I believe at this point they are probably importing most of their stuff. I just wanted to
show you the size and the approximate speed and how it handled and commenting during the video to point out some of the stuff that I can remember on this go cart so in case you come across one and you're curious about it here you go. Thanks for watching!
