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No it doesn't seem to be an active project.:)

It appears to be fairly well made, can anyone identify a possible manufacturer?

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AFX, don't be shy, go knock on the door and ask permission to go look at it and take pictures. give him a copy of you drivers license to make him fell at ease. 

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3 hours ago, afx said:

...can anyone identify a possible manufacturer?

It's clearly based on an OEM front frame section, but due to the apparent randomness of some of the tube placements (look at the driver's side anti-intrusion bay), and the lack of lateral symmetry of primary load paths and triangulation, my best guess is that it's an independent shop-built piece as opposed to a professionally designed and fabbed unit.

I could be wrong.

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Looks like it might very well be a backyard copy of a Howe or similar chassis, but to anyone who builds stuff like this, there are glaring differences and things done questionably.

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It looks like a half-hearted attempt at a Dennis Frings Copy----the cheap way.    In my area of Podunkville USA, it also looks like a  Chester Stevens Special.  You would have to be from around here to understand that I guess.  It does not remotely look like anything Howe ever produced and I would bet it was fabbed up by some unknown in a backyard shop. 

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The chassis is in Podunkville USA (my home town) so good chance its backyard engineering.:)

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On 5/16/2022 at 3:14 PM, afx said:

The chassis is in Podunkville USA (my home town) so good chance its backyard engineering.:)

Hey, I resemble that remark being from just up the road in Pasadena.

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