1970 Harley Davidson Three Wheel Utility Cart Custom

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Issue

June 2009

Owner

Scott Ekx

Ride

Lil' Red
(197 Harley Davidson Three Wheel Utility Cart)

Meaning Behind the Name

It was Named by the Family on the Farm.

Photographer

Chromey

Ride Details

Build Cost

6000

How long did it take you to build?

Five and a Half Months

Your future plans?

Honda Trail 50 Restoration

Vehicle history

It was Purchased for Use on the Family Farm at an Auction. It has Many Years of Damage.

Thanks to

First off, Caleb, My Son-in-Law and Builder, My Wife Karen, Daughter Kim for Letting Caleb Rebuild it for Me and the Rest of the Ekx Family.

Engine Details

Make

Harley Davidson 1970

Cylinders

Displacement

2 Stroke

Engine Mods

Cleaned and Tuned Up with a Rebuilt Carb

Chrome or polish

Stripped and Repainted Black

Driveline Details

Clutch flywheel

Centrifugal Clutch

Axle

Stock

Builder Shop

Harley Davidson

Chassis Details

Chassis

Mods to Frame

Stripped and Repainted Black

Frame Builder

Caleb Marks

Drop or lift inches

2" Drop at Spring Mount

Front Shocks

Rebuilt

Rear Shocks

Mono Shock

Springs

Factory

Other Mods

Completely Rewired for Street Use

Wheels Details

Front Wheel Type

ITP Low Pro's

Rear Wheel Type

ITP Low Pro's

Front Wheel Size

10"

Rear Wheel Size

10"

Front Tire Size

205-50-10

Rear Tire Size

205-50-10

Paint Details

Color

Candy Apple Red

Paint Type

House of Kolor

Painted By

George the Painter in Las Vegas

Graphics By

Body Details

Addon Accessories

Air Horn, HID Driving Lamps, LED Turn Lamps, Chrome Turn Switch

Body Mods

Flip Up Body for Access; All Body Panels Rebuilt from Broken Fiberglass

Body Mods by

George the Painter in Las Vegas

Interior Details

Dashboard

Smoothed

Gauges

AutoMeter Fuel Gauge

Console

Smoothed

Shifter

Billet Aluminum

Seats

Rebuilt Steel

1970 Harley Davidson Three Wheel Utility

Owned by Scott Ekx

Lil’ red is a 3 wheeler Harley Davidson cart that was purchased by Scott’s father Bob at auction 12 years ago for the family farm in Longmont Colorado. This cart was similar to a cart that Scott’s family had on the farm when he was younger.

Scott Ekx got together with Caleb Marks, his son in law, to rebuild this cart as a dedication to Scott’s father, Bob, who had terminal cancer. So the rush was on to restore the cart that what was very badly damaged from the every day use on the farm. After 5 ½ months the cart is now fully restored and Scott has a great street cruiser. Lil’ Red was done just in time to send photos of the restored cart to Colorado a week before Bob passed…

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