I will attempt to attach pictures. Failed first go at. The ENGINE: it is a single cylinder, two stroke, and would classify it to be a buggy. The only two strokes I am familiar with are chainsaws and dirt bikes from my early days so this will be interesting. If photo doesn't work out it has the artillery wheels and has the sickle or tiller steering. I have googled for photos but the detailedness I need is not there and I really need the up and closeness. You mention that a car was purchased in Phoenix! This puts a cloud on me as when my in-laws were researching this car they went to a museum in Arizona that they were given extreme courteously to get intimate with the car on display as the story goes and there is a story. This jewel was found in many pieces, basket case doesn't fit. They ended up at the museum and after hours were able to take measurements of the wood body pieces and other items to start the recreating and restoration process. The car pieces were scattered allover the area and slowly major pieces came together. Short story. The future of the car is not known at this time but I would gladly keep you in mind if that day comes to be. Success with pictures. As one can see it is a start but lack of knowledge is holding me back. The rear brake system needs clarification (pictures) to recreate. The clutch is missing the three levers from the throw out part that also needs the fork and mechanical linkage all the way up to the hand levers. Coolant tank, pictures, where was it mounted, what did it look like. Fuel tank as well. Electrical system...there is the spark plug but what else and where??? This is definitely an adventure that I desire to take a RIDE on.