Whatizit?

[IMCA38]

This cab was left in my barn by the previous owners. I have no idea what it was made to fit. It is made of fiberglass and has glass in the windshield and back window. There is a canvas/vinyl door for the left side and a 1/2 size panel for the right. There are also holes in the front above the windshield for a wiper, I assume.
One guess might be for something made by Cushman as there was a Cushman factory nearby for many years.
By the way, if someone either knows what it fits or thinks they can make it fit, I would be willing to part with it for a reasonable amount.

 

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Another view.

 

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And another.

 

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The left side door.

 

[kokopelli2]

looks like it might got to an old escavator (sp?) from way back before they all came with cabs and rops

 

[MossRoad]

<font color="blue"> looks like it might got to an old escavator (sp?) from way back before they all came with cabs and rops</font>

Yeah, a payloader or a hi lift fork lift, too, maybe.

 

[OkeeDon]

It could be from something like a Cushman truckster, but all the pictures of Cushmans I found had more or less horizontal windshields.

 

[DKinWA]

If there was room for two under it I was thinking something like the meter maids drive. For all I know, those could be the cushmans you're talking about. It definitely looks like is was designed for a driver that was getting in and out a lot. Sure looks like it would make for a great cover on one of the portable sawmills. Sawyer on the inside and grunt on the outside /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[IMCA38]

Here's a picture of meter maid vehicles from the Lincoln PD in the late 1960's. The cabs are somewhat different, but similarly sized.

 

[longway5]

It could be a cab to a front mount mower. Here is a site that sells cabs for Toro's, but it could be for any number of other types.