Black Mamba - Wide Open Design 4 seater Revolution/Evo feature shoot

Nathan Willis new 4 seat turn key buggy from Wide Open Design. The chassis is a Revolution base chassis with an Evolution front end. The major difference is the Evo doesn't have a swaybar tube in the front. The engine is a complete Mast Motorsports 570HP L99, PTC TH400, and Atlas 3.0 transfercase. Hand made custom aluminum dash and all aluminum interior and exterior panels. Seats are heated PRP Comp Pros with a 36" PRP bench rear. Suspension is four-link front and rear with 7075 aluminum links and 1-1/4" QA1 rod ends. 14" Radflo coilovers all four corners and Radflo bumps in the front and poly bumps in the rear. Custom WOD 14 bolts F/R 5:13 gears, spools, and RCVs in the front and Ouverson rears. Crane diff covers, knuckles, and drive flanges.

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http://www.rickybphotography.com/Rig-Features/Black-Mamba

What a total piece of garbage...


drool


WOD just keeps cranking out awesome buggies! Nice job, Ricky!

wow......very nice and clean buggy!!!!!!!

Very impressed I liked the bump stop.

let's say the beatdown video
great job WOD

I'm in LOVE! I will be callin WOD whenever I hopefully can build one close to it! :****:

An absolute work of art :****:

Thanks guys. We'll try to get some good action pics or videos this weekend at Dixie Run.

very nice great job WOD

Hands down the baddest looking 4 seater out there. Those WOD chassis' are the tits!!

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Plain sick

Congratulations Nathan - awesome rig, can't wait to wheel with it this weekend

WOD definitely knows what there doing I like it drool

I snapped a few pics of Nathan on Razorback. Buggy works awesome and the sound from his stroked 6.2L LS is the

Where is razor back at, and I looked this buggy over at the top of craick head Super nice buggy, Adam does some fine work

Elliott said:

Where is razor back at, and I looked this buggy over at the top of craick head Super nice buggy, Adam does some fine work

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It's 13B if I remember correctly. If you're going up the road that leads to the top field / pond area, take the trail entrance about half way up on the left and then make another immediate left and then razorback is a little ways down on the right. It was a fun trail, we all crawled it thanks to the dry conditions.