Tricycle Identification

[sambo42xa]

I’ve looked through images on the net and still cannot find this trike to identify it.
Anyone?
It’s hanging up in the rafters and I’m going to take it down soon and finally go through it. It’ll need rear wheels and grip/s. I’d like to find the correct ones/period.
Any help is appreciated.
s

 

[ivrjhnsn]

Looks like a Murray brand trike

 

[Drosentreter]

@ridingtoy

 

[sambo42xa]

Still looking through pics, I came across one on eBay but even this one was not identified. It was displayed as “Vintage/Antique Tricycle”.
I’m still looking though!

 

[ridingtoy]

I’ve looked through images on the net and still cannot find this trike to identify it.
Anyone?
It’s hanging up in the rafters and I’m going to take it down soon and finally go through it. It’ll need rear wheels and grip/s. I’d like to find the correct ones/period.
Any help is appreciated.
s

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You're right! This one is a tough tricycle to find photos of online. The shame of it is, I've researched this model before and finally found out what it was, but for the life of me I can't remember the name. Have to do some digging again because it will bug me if I don't.

Dave

 

[ridingtoy]

I found a photo of one on an old CD where I saved trike photos. I was calling it an MTD tricycle when I saved the photo, but I didn't see any graphics on it to verify what I had called it. Maybe I found an identification from another source at the time?

Dave

 

[sambo42xa]

The search continues….

 

[sambo42xa]

I came across in my search "vintage mtd tricycles" and it showed one for sale, but when u open/visit the site it's a different bike than the one they posted for sale. That one is clearly marked, "MTD" ($29.), And different. You open more photos on That site and you come across the one photo I had seen previously for sale on eBay described only as “Vintage/Antique Tricycle”.
I’m pretty sure it’s 50’s, but for the life of me I cannot find a photo to identify! Yes, I am going to be scratching all the hairs out of my head…..ugh.
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[ridingtoy]

I came across in my search "vintage mtd tricycles" and it showed one for sale, but when u open/visit the site it's a different bike than the one they posted for sale. That one is clearly marked, "MTD" ($29.), And different. You open more photos on That site and you come across the one photo I had seen previously for sale on eBay described only as “Vintage/Antique Tricycle”.
I’m pretty sure it’s 50’s, but for the life of me I cannot find a photo to identify! Yes, I am going to be scratching all the hairs out of my head…..ugh.
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I know the feeling! It bugs me to no end when I can't identify a tricycle model. I went through the same search as you did with the same results. I looked through all my trike photos saved on CDs years ago, but no hits other than the one I called MTD with no graphics on it. That model must not have been produced for very long.

Dave

 

[ivrjhnsn]

I think M stood for Midwest . Not Murray . Couple NOS parts