Name:

Howard Toll

Email:

howard.toll@UHhospitals.org

Date:

Monday, May 9, 2011

Time:

11:05 AM

Comments

Need suggestions on the removal of the body from a 1966 King Midget. I removed all the bolts and the body will not budge.

Name:

HD

Email:

vtkngmdgt@yahoo.com

Date:

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Time:

9:31 AM

Comments

You may have been advised that the body is also wielded to the frame in several places.

Name:

Cleata Greenhaw Newell

Email:

orannewell@pldi.net

Date:

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Time:

11:50 AM

Comments

My Dad bought me a 1959 King Midget in Sept. 1959. After I left the state my Mom sold it to someone in Shawnee, Okla. It was red, the gear shift (reverse @ forward) under the driver seat. I loved that car, and so did Dad, kept me out of trouble. We lived in Midwest City, Okla. I am now 67 does anyone maybe still have it?

Name:

William Crider

Email:

terry.donna.crider@gmail.com

Date:

Saturday, June 26, 2011

Time:

7:26 AM

Comments

I am trying to buy a King Midget not running been setting a while. What would be a good price on one in that condition?

Name:

Ed Yung

Email:

fly7786@aol.com

Date:

Thursday, September 1, 2011

Time:

9:40 PM

Comments

Is it possible to license as antique or classic? Insurance cost? Top speed? Cruising speed? MPG? Range? Brake effectiveness? In TX license & inspection on classics or antiques are very lax & inexpensive, but I do not know whether this can be licensed here. In La Porte on upper Galveston bay very near Houston, golf carts may be driven wthout license if top speed is less than 35, & with license if cruise tops 35 mph.

Name:

Tony Schindler

Email:

windowguy28@yahoo.com

Date:

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Time:

2:18 PM

Comments

Always been fascinated by midget cars and really endeared to the King Midget.

Name:

John Druskinis

Email:

jkdrus@wyan.org

Date:

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Time:

11:23 AM

Comments

I had the use of one of these back in 1968 for two weeks. lots of fun. Would consider buying one to restore if the price was right!

Name:

Ronald F. Springer

Email:

rondo1939@hotmail.com

Date:

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Time:

5:23 PM

Comments

I saw my 1st King Midget advertised in Popular Mechanics Magazine in the 1950's.  A friend of mine (Al Clark) has one.  I may buy it someday.  He bought it from Roger Conley, who still has several King Midgets.

Name:

Howard Toll

Email:

howard.toll@UHhospitals.org

Date:

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Time:

9:27 AM

Comments

I understand that there is a person in PA that makes body panels for King Midgets. If there is such a person does anyone have their telephone number?

Name:

John Azzinaro

Email:

azzinarojohn@aol.com

Date:

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Time:

8:39 AM

Comments

I own a 1957 Model III and would like to add a Scooter to my collection does anyone know of any plans that are available or where a Scooter could be purchased?

Name:

Richard C. Bauman

Email:

baumrichard@comcast.net

Date:

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Time:

4:36 PM

Comments

I need a wiring diagram for a King Midget Model III - 12 Volt - I think it is a 66 or 69. Has a starter and a generator with a 12hp Kohler engine. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Name:

HD

Email:

vtkngmdgt@yahoo.com

Date:

Monday, January 23, 2012

Time:

2:29 PM

Comments

Scooters... They are rare. A few have been built by guys and many years ago the The company sold plans to built one out of wood. These plans are around these plans might be adoptable to metal.  Contact the Club. Wiring Diagram the King Midget site at yahooclubs.com has a diagram posted.