I found a guy with a rail that i'm interested in. says it is a Chenoweth frame.
i've heard of it before, but never looked into it... but now that i have looked into it, i cant find any info about a Chenoweth frame.
the reason i'm asking is my old homemade buggy i had 7-8 years ago looked like a box with wheels. and i want to stay away from that look, i want something hat looks layed back and lower profile (not lower to the ground)
and something a little longer.
the few pics that he has sent me look good, but there are no pics of the whole rail from the side view. and that is pretty important to me, how it looks from the side.
when we disassembled our old one and hauled it to the scrap yard, i swore i'd never have another "box" looking rail. so anywhere i can see some pics of a similar frame or something to give me an idea of what this thing might look like from the side, i've asked the guy for that type of pic.. but he is slow in responding so it might take him a few days..
anyways any help is appreciated and i hope to meet up and ride with some of yall by the end of the year.. one way or another. by either trading for a rail, or getting enough dough together to finish my current project.

how old of frame is it? mine is a late 70's early 80's. rail junky has a late 80's for sale on this site if you need to see what one looks like.

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cool, whats his website?

chenoweth built some of the best climbing buggys i ever seen,the ones we have around here say chenoweth across the front bumber

yup, this one has that across the front, its is integrated into the 4 clamps that hold the front end on.

Perrib has one in BOTM http://www.woodsbuggy.com/apr09.htm


Searching Chenowth Racing Products google images I found these

bored brad?

i think they still build them for the military