Image Deluxe Mid-Wheel Power Wheelchair

Question : I am trying to find a power brake conversion kit for a 1966 plymouth fury 1, can yoiu help?
I have drum brakes on it and I am in wheelchair and have to have power brakes. I don't want to take the drums off just convert them. Tks

Answer:
The power drum brakes really don,t work all that well...I had power drums on my car and went to disc...Power disc is the only way to go...I bought my disc brake conversion for my 67 gtx off of ebay...It was about 800.00 bucks...You need to pick up a copy of Mopar Muscle magizine...They have 4 or 5 companys that offer conversions...A good company that will have what you need is Street Rod Manufactering...Their web address is www.tsmmfg.com.Their phone number is 303-688-6882.The have a large secltion of conversions...They even have one for your 8 3/4 rearend.... MOPARS RULE!!!!

Question : Who invented the pedal powered wheelchair?
Who invented the pedal powered wheelchair?

Answer:
a broke person, great question, lol

Question : Is there anyone who knows how to make modifications(fit in an engine to replace battery) to a power-wheelchair
I'm a disabled guy & plan to make some modifications to my power-wheelchair. Is there anyone who knows how to fit in a motorcycle engine or any kind of suitable engines into a power-wheelchair? I need to replace my battery as it keeps giving me problems which is quite unconvenient especially when I'm on the road.. & it's really really slow(slower than an average human walking speed). Anyone with informations regarding the modifications will be a great help to me. Thx in advance. =)

Answer:
They generally make motorized wheelchairs fairly weak on power so that you don't accidentally flip them over or run people down with them. Plus you won't be able to use it indoors if you put a gasoline motor on it. If you are just going to use it outside - your best bet would be to get the motor (and possibly some other drive train components) from a ride-on lawnmower (or just buy a ride-on lawnmower, and take the blades, etc. off of it). Rigging it up is either a skill you have, or don't have - I can make just about anything work - but I would have to actually see the chair you have in order to point you in the right direction.