any one know where this buggy ended up

[backhalf-cj]

Buggy

 

[kmcminn]

May want to check in the other two threads about where are they now. Several pics of buggies that have sold and their current location.

 

[backhalf-cj]

Thanks

 

[nhl_bullitt]

Were you the one that built the chassis backhalf? That was a cool build for a great price when ratedx was selling it. Just needed a 60 under the front. 8)

 

[JToyota2]

pretty sure this buggy is white now with blue engine cage and does have a 60 up front. if im not mistaken its in Columbia ky

 

[JToyota2]

Im positive that's it now a friend of mine in somerset ky traded a ford buggy for it he broke the 44 first 2 times out and put a 60 under it and painted it. Then it got traded to the yellow MOFAB Toyota buggy that was on here a while back.

 

[phatjohnny]

I own it now do you have any info on it like who built it?

 

[rpf500]

Can you post some updated pictures of it?

 

[JToyota2]

I have no idea who originally built the buggy but Matt Elder in Somerset Ky did the work when the 60 was swapped in.

 

[matth_85]

I can't remember if it was thru PM's or txt but it was offered to me in a trade deal a couple years back. I will see what I can scrape up.

 

[sap]

That's a great looking buggy.

 

[natedawgxj]

I did the tubing work it was my first build for a buddy its a little rough looking. It started out as a mofab chassis but he didnt have headroom so all we really used was the lower frame. It needed alot of finish work when it left. It was a great learning curve for me for sure.

 

[backhalf-cj]

Yea it a nice buggy

 

[ratedX]

The buggy was small and fun but very weak the seats were held in with 1/4 20s lol

 

[irondalefj80]

I built it. 205-335-1562. Nathan Parris and I did.

 

[irondalefj80]

I own it now do you have any info on it like who built it?

I did