Sold/Expired Honda Buggy for sale or trade

Single seater rock crawler with Honda motor and Toyota axels that was built on Extreme 4 Wheel drive. A little bit of work and this will be a great weekend toy!! Front and rear steer buggy using two front Toyota steering axels. Buggy was never 100% finished and doesn't sell with all parts seen on tv. The parts included are:
rolling chasse
stock Toyota axels
529 gears
Honda prelude H22 motor with tranny and ECU
Suspension seat
RAD flow air shocks
Extra tranny
brand new 36" Irocks tires on true bead locks
custom in links

$6500 or trade

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615-829-9631

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

I seen this thing when I visited powerblock studios ... pics don't do it justice bump for a nice start to a buggy

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

Ya I always liked this buggy as well. I though I could finish the buggy but thats not the case. Its been sitting longer than I like. So Im going to sell it to buy a RZR.

Here is a Ian building the tubes.

http://www.powerblocktv.com/episodes/XT2009-13/budget-buggy-part-i

http://www.powerblocktv.com/episodes/XT2010-02/budget-buggy-part-iv-custom-paint-with-aerosol-cans-re-assembly

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

How did you end up with it?

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

I got the buggy from a friend that works up at RTM.

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

Motor and trany needs to be set in. Breaks and steering needs addresses as well.

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

is wiring harness already cut, stand alone harness?

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

The buggy still needs wiring, breaks and steering.

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

Bump

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

I need it gone.

$6500 or O may part her out

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

I would trade for a street legal Jeep.

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

Bump.

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

May be interested in wheels and tires if you decide to part out

Re: Honda Buggy for sale $8500

You may want to change price in title.

Fixed

Interested in air shocks if you part out.

Realistically - what does it need to be finished?