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Worksman trike I cleaned up. Started with this....... Broke her down and polished the chrome best I could and a nice flat black paint job..... She now pedals around in Detroit in the eastern market!

Thanks for the info!

Ha! For some reason I thought Schwinn made these for Sears. Thanks for the response to my dumb ... question. Any idea what year it might be?

Any idea what year this Spyder is? Just picked it up in a trade, and trying to get more info on it to see what my plans for it will be. Thanks!

No, they are not keyed, drive side a squared hub and the axle is squared, non drive side is free floating on bearings.

Yes, and lean the other way and ride on 2 wheels!!!!

Yes, but only rear left wheel is hubbed to the axle, right rear is free.

Crazy union welders! Would have been much better if it said laffy, then I never would have removed. Could have been my new nickname! :)

I know a guy on another forum who is parting out a Worksman like mine and still has the rear wheels if you are interested?

Genius!!!!!

Buddy of mine had a 89 ram in that color scheme!

I know on the Larry thing, it was one of the first think I did, and kinda regretted it since. I did keep the letters and are pretty much intact! Hmmm...... And I love the nautical cleats idea!! Thanks for the idea and will post when I come up with what I do. Opinions on paint, should I leave...

Looking forward to following this build! I've been wanting to do this for a while now. I build and restore go karts an mini bikes, so this is right up my alley. I am currently building up a 212cc Hemi head HF Predator right now. She will be spinning close to 7000rpm! Most of my parts are in...

It's a drum brake, just haven't hooked it up yet.

Not yet, but keeping my eye out for some.

Thanks for the tailgate suggestion! Never thought about putting worksman on there. Although, that vintage Dodge emblem looks pretty sick also. Now to debate it........

First post here, Adam from Michigan checking in. Such a great site and its one of my biggest passions! Well, enough of that and onto the build. Picked up this Worksman trike from a coworker, his buddies dad worked for Ford as a welder, and this had been sitting behind his garage for 10+ years...