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BLGXJ said:I bet it wheels before #4 does.
Damn Kerry's ears have to be burning !!
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Buggy #05
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Damn Kerry's ears have to be burning !!
Jduck
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nhl_bullitt said:
Dusty was talking about Dixie run but a lot will depend on how backed up Chris is at marsfab for doing the tin work.
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bjeep
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BLGXJ said:
Come on. He put oil in it the other day.
KPatterson
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bjeep said:Come on. He put oil in it the other day.
Waiting on my damn harness to fire it up. I was told 10 days to get it shipped out. It has now been over a month. So **** yall
crawler nut
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Was really shooting for Sep, Dixie Run. That's going to be a little out of reach looks like. Hopefully soon after that though. Thanks guys.nhl_bullitt said:
paradisepwoffrd
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Re: Re: Buggy #05
Hoping Chris will keep updating this thread. His tin work will put this thing over the top.crawler nut said:Was really shooting for Sep, Dixie Run. That's going to be a little out of reach looks like. Hopefully soon after that though. Thanks guys.
Jduck
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Couple updated pics from Dusty. Chris is making some awesome progress on the sheet metal work
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Those sides and rear and slick as a snails ass. Damn!
nhl_bullitt
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Yea, that skin work looks awesome. Really works well the design of the buggy.
Jduck
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Dusty brought this buggy back for me to do a little more work to it.
Fluid coolers mounted
Battery mount
Added some fender bars and some more skins. Still a little trimming left to do
Built a steering column for it
Had to do a good bit of bending and cutting to get the transfercase shifters to clear the dash and not hit the pass seat.
Built a tray in the back to hold a cooler or tool bag
Got the gas pedal and throttle cable installed. Had to add a bracket on the back of the firewall to keep it all from flexing too much. Also added a foot rest on the left side
Fluid coolers mounted
Battery mount
Added some fender bars and some more skins. Still a little trimming left to do
Built a steering column for it
Had to do a good bit of bending and cutting to get the transfercase shifters to clear the dash and not hit the pass seat.
Built a tray in the back to hold a cooler or tool bag
Got the gas pedal and throttle cable installed. Had to add a bracket on the back of the firewall to keep it all from flexing too much. Also added a foot rest on the left side
nealcj8
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That looks awsome!!
Beefcake
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What type of throttle pedal is that
Jduck
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Beefcake said:
Lokar
Hey real nice. I like the rolled dash panels and rounded edge body panels. I just finished twin stick mods too. Feels like I had those shifters out 50 times for test fitting.
I too have a foot rest. Curious if you or the owner has wheeled it without one first? What initiated that idea?
After my foot rest install, I found that your boots get slick if you get out in the creek. So I used some stair grip tape from Lowes. Cut it to contour the shape of foot rest.
I'm a little guy and I think the foot rest was one of my best upgrades. I used to slide out of my seat constantly. That's why I'm curious what made you do that. Lol
Looks awesome man
I too have a foot rest. Curious if you or the owner has wheeled it without one first? What initiated that idea?
After my foot rest install, I found that your boots get slick if you get out in the creek. So I used some stair grip tape from Lowes. Cut it to contour the shape of foot rest.
I'm a little guy and I think the foot rest was one of my best upgrades. I used to slide out of my seat constantly. That's why I'm curious what made you do that. Lol
Looks awesome man
