Home built
Homemade 3-wheel car from Kazakhstan
A homemade 3-wheeled vehicle from Kazakhstan, designed and built by young technicians from the city of Sarani in the end of the 1950s. It had an open body without doors, but with a front window. A single-cylinder motorcycle engine was located at the front and a chain drive spun the rear wheel. The two front wheels were steerable.
| Maker | Young technicians from Sarani |
|---|---|
| Country | Kazakhstan (USSR) |
| Production years | Late 1950s |
| Production status | One-off, home-built |
| Type | Open three-wheeler |
| Engine | Single-cylinder motorcycle engine at front, chain drive to rear wheel |
| Number of wheels | 3 |
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