Current Price: USD $1,000 – Source
Auction Ends: Friday, May 22 at 12:31pm PT
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This Agostini AutoJunior go-kart was built in Italy to resemble a Ferrari Mondial convertible and features fiberglass bodywork finished in red over a tubular steel chassis. The kart was purchased by the seller in 2024 and was subsequently fitted with a 224cc Predator OHV single, linked to the rear axle via a forward/neutral/reverse transmission. Additional equipment includes front and rear light assemblies, a windscreen, a rear brake, chain drive, 8″ wheels, black seats, a three-spoke steering wheel, Ferrari shield decals, a custom exhaust with dual outlets, and a faux tonneau cover. This Mondial-style go-kart is now offered with the removed Morini Franco motor, starter, spare parts, and a dismantled engine by the seller in Saint Louis, Missouri, on a bill of sale.
The Mondial convertible-style fiberglass bodywork is finished in red and features black molded bumpers, a windscreen, Ferrari decals, faux air vents, a black tonneau cover, and chrome-style door handles. Front and rear lights, an Agostini decal on the nose, and an opening trunk for access to the engine are additional details. The exterior lights are not connected.
The 8″ wheels have plastic five-spoke covers and are wrapped in older Trelleborg bias-ply tires. Braking is via a rear-mounted brake. The kart measures approximately 98″ long by 40″ wide.
The gray-finished cockpit is equipped with individual seats upholstered in black vinyl and red carpet floor mats.
A leather-trimmed three-spoke steering wheel with yellow MOMO branding fronts a Mondial-style dash with a non-functional Huret tachometer and speedometer and inoperative switches for engine start and exterior lights. A Ferrari-style floor-mounted shifter engages forward, neutral, and reverse.
The 224cc Predator Max Performance OHV single was factory rated at 6.6 horsepower and is linked to the rear axle via a forward/reverse transmission. A connecting pipe extends to a dual exhaust outlet. A battery tray is positioned on the right side.
The removed engine and dismantled parts engine are included.
