This C2 Chevrolet Corvette-style go-kart has fiberglass bodywork built by R.W. Enterprises of Piqua, Ohio, and a tag riveted to the body identifies it as a prototype. The white-finished body features a removable roof section and is fitted over an F.W. & Associates steel frame. Power comes from a Briggs & Stratton single. Additional equipment includes a D-shaped steering wheel, a black plastic seat, white-painted 6″ wheels, a drum brake, faux side vents, a faux grille, and faux headlight surrounds. This C2 Prototype go-kart is now offered at no reserve in Mentor, Ohio, on a bill of sale.

The Chevrolet Corvette C2 coupe-style bodywork is finished in white and features outlines simulating air vents and headlights, along with decals representing turn signals, taillights, and door handles, as well as a faux grille. Various cracks and imperfections are shown in the gallery.

The removable roof section enables entry to and exit from the kart.

The white-painted wheels are wrapped in older Carlisle 4.10/3.50 bias-ply tires. Stopping power is provided by a rear drum brake.

The cockpit features a black plastic seat aft of twin foot pedals and a D-shaped steering wheel with worn black paint.

The Briggs & Stratton single was factory rated at three horsepower and is linked to a centrifugal clutch and drive chain.