90's throw back....Manche build

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Re: Re: 90's throw back....Manche build

mcutler said:
Brake foot all day long. It's fine as long as you don't get a hip cramp? ;)

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I know the position well...my old toyota cab truck was the same way laughing1 as long as i was wheeling...i didnt care how smooshed in there i was

Flop damage isnt too bad either, I would have expected worse in those rocks like that. You planning to fix right away, or let some more trips happen and then fix all at once?
 
Great to see it getting wheeled. Too many built full body rigs out there that won't use them. Usually they don't get properly wheeled or look like a crushed can in short order with no exo cage. Good to see you seem to be using it and fixing the damage as you go. Hope to see some high speed stuff and more trail scars.
 
Re: Re: 90's throw back....Manche build

onepieceatatime said:
Now it's looking more like a real Manche!

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I know right

slravenel said:
I know the position well...my old toyota cab truck was the same way laughing1 as long as i was wheeling...i didnt care how smooshed in there i was

Flop damage isnt too bad either, I would have expected worse in those rocks like that. You planning to fix right away, or let some more trips happen and then fix all at once?

Agreed 100%, it's not like I pan to drive it 10 hours one way. I'm in the woods where I'm happiest, comfort is my last concern.


I'll go ahead and repair. One, the door won't seal, and the busted tall light might get me a ticket. Secondly, in case an interested buyer calls, she'll be ready.

The-Boss said:
Great to see it getting wheeled. Too many built full body rigs out there that won't use them. Usually they don't get properly wheeled or look like a crushed can in short order with no exo cage. Good to see you seem to be using it and fixing the damage as you go. Hope to see some high speed stuff and more trail scars.


I don't mind the raisin look. But this body certainly wasn't perfect when I started, but no need for it to look any worse, lol.

Thanks guys!


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paradisepwoffrd said:
Gonna plate the area behind the door? Seems like it might be a spot to get hit more often.
Possibly, second hit there in two rides, along with the drip rail. Most certainly plate the drip, haven't developed a plan for he post area.

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I'm just over here waiting on the scratch and dent price(that I still can't afford)..... :****: :****: :driving: :driving:
 
Here ya go...

Big bump...drop to $55,000


Matt

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Off the market.... 6l80 swap coming down the pipe...

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back on the market

Someone wants this!

I'm ready to expand and buy more tools for CutlerFab.

Manche is ready for a new excited owner and I'm ready to build more well built machines to enter the wheeling world!

- there is now only one set of tires, but 6 total, two of those being brand new, 39" krtb's.
- there are 9 wheels total
-there is new sheetmetal aging courtesy of Harlan, KY
- included will be a complete rolling chassis 2wd comanche for spare body parts, color matchaed to the original build.
- windshield is damaged but will be replaced for a new owner

____$36,500 !!!!______:eek:
 
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