1896 Ford Quadricycle Woodworking Plan.
Finished Dimensions:
Dimensions: car: 10 inches long x 5 3/4 inches deep x 5 3/4 inches high.
Display base: 16 3/4 inches long x 10 3/4 inches deep.
Lamp post 11 inches high.
Woodworking patterns distributed and produced by WoodworkersWorkshop®. This independent designer offers full size drawings on 17x11 inch sheets of paper. All measurements are in inches. Having said that, ALWAYS refer to the measurements for accuracy. Proven designs, fully detailed instructions and painting guides provided. Not all parts are full size given the limitation of the paper it is printed on. If you have any quesitons concerning this, contact us first. This plan is not available as a download.
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