Samurai based buggy project
DROPPING THE PRICE TO $1,250 AND adding an excellent hood to top it all off!
I need my garage room so this project is gonna be sold or put into storage until the spring
Lots of work already done on this project !
This is a great project that was first built by AZRockcrawlers in Arizona
Disassembled in 2004 and a fella from southern Michigan bought it and stored in his garage a few years with high hopes of putting it back together. After he stored it a few years he decided to move on and put it up for sale.
I then bought it with high hopes of putting it back together. I dreamed and planned and kept pushing it further back into the corner of my barn.
A couple of months ago I bought a rig very much like this one except it was turn key.
Now it is your turn!
I did add some stock Toyota axles with tires and wheels so at least I can roll it around. There is no steering connected, just a chunk of metal so I can kick the tires to turn them.
A lot of work to be done but this is a very high quality start and the original build is still up on the AZRockcrawlers web site.
Use this link:
http://www.azrockcrawler.com/
Then click the "tech" tab
This was their first project and called it "Project Money Pit"
It is a great write up on how it was all put together!
Check it out and then give me a shout!
Located in northern Michigan, Interlochen to be exact!
$1,500, and the hardest part is already done.
Feel free to text 810-869-0025 or email Gary at: [email protected]
DROPPING THE PRICE TO $1,250 AND adding an excellent hood to top it all off!
I need my garage room so this project is gonna be sold or put into storage until the spring
Lots of work already done on this project !
This is a great project that was first built by AZRockcrawlers in Arizona
Disassembled in 2004 and a fella from southern Michigan bought it and stored in his garage a few years with high hopes of putting it back together. After he stored it a few years he decided to move on and put it up for sale.
I then bought it with high hopes of putting it back together. I dreamed and planned and kept pushing it further back into the corner of my barn.
A couple of months ago I bought a rig very much like this one except it was turn key.
Now it is your turn!
I did add some stock Toyota axles with tires and wheels so at least I can roll it around. There is no steering connected, just a chunk of metal so I can kick the tires to turn them.
A lot of work to be done but this is a very high quality start and the original build is still up on the AZRockcrawlers web site.
Use this link:
http://www.azrockcrawler.com/
Then click the "tech" tab
This was their first project and called it "Project Money Pit"
It is a great write up on how it was all put together!
Check it out and then give me a shout!
Located in northern Michigan, Interlochen to be exact!
$1,500, and the hardest part is already done.
Feel free to text 810-869-0025 or email Gary at: [email protected]
