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Not sure if I understand your question –
semi” not need a frame? for awhile”This may help tho, it is a good discussion on your first seasons costs
http://www.ekartingnews.com/viewtopic.php?t=32475Jason
When looking at a used kart, look at the under side for flat spoting of the frame. The age of the kart really doesn’t mean much if it has been driven off track a bunch and the frame is badly flat spoted. At the same time, an old frame that has been well cared for, could be a great bargin. Some flat spoting of the tubes is expected from normal wear and tear. On the other hand, if you see through the tubes, run from that kart as quckly as you can.
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