Bones
That Guy
555 Tagged your buggy John! 
It's bad ass approved.
It's bad ass approved.
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John Galbreath Jr.
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Cup holders are important!!!
jtreeves1
why are you taking the time to read this retard
gonna make RBD?
John Galbreath Jr. said:Cup holders are important!!!
You did order me one, RIGHT?
blacksheep10
XBJRA champ/ 555 and team Nasty codriver
woodlee's right, that is a drinking mans rig. Lots of cool points everywhere. Holy **** I can't fathom the money to pay someone with that amount of talent to spend that amount of hours on something like that. When finished, it needs taken to shows for a while. No way you can wheel it for reals for the first 6 months or so. Summer start breaking it in hard drool
s10me
Spoiled Rott'n Racing
World of Wheels starts back up in Jan.
blacksheep10 said:
You would think John is a raging alchoalic with the custom cooler and drink holders. Best part is he only drinks Diet Sprite!!! ;D
CheapJ7
Mustache rides?
Matt O. said:
until now.... who wouldn't want a drink while Pimpin that rig...
Will it be making it's unveiling at the John G Xmas party? Come awn with it sir...
adam and his guys build the best you can get :****:
Ni4x4
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zukiscott said:HOLY ****...........that thing needs to go to the SEMA show before John G. "SCRATCHES" it all up
I have to second this notion,,,,,
this is definately SEMA worthy, would make all them "bolt on" JK's blush in embarassment. drool
Sam
Is it done yet? John needs to knock the new off it!!!
John Galbreath Jr.
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Matt O. said:
New delivery date is 2-9-10. That is 2 days before the move in to the Birmingham World Of Wheels. I got my acceptance letter yesterday to the show.
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Cole
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John Galbreath Jr. said:
Woodlee will be at KOH then Right?
s10me
Spoiled Rott'n Racing
John Galbreath Jr. said:
we gunna need a lot of pics
Cole said:
Better get it done early I guess... ;D
John Galbreath Jr.
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From Pirate:
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Alright this thing is headed to paint very soon.
Every one in the shop is excited to see this buggy with some color on it.
After Putting the skins on the buggy it was time to cut down the tail gate to fit the chassis.
I had to cut all for sides off of this to make the lettering stay in the center of the tail gate.
Once the tail gate was cut I had to come up with a way to for the tail gate to hinge.
I took a piece of 1/2" Aluminum and counter sunk one hole in one side and two holes o the other side. Then I welded a bung in the tail gate. A bolt runs through the 1/2" piece of Aluminum to the tail gate and the head of the bolt is counter sunk on the back side of piece and rests next to the bed post. Then the piece bolts to the bed post with 2 bolts that are counter sunk into the front side of the piece of aluminum.
Now we had to come up with a way to keep the tail gate shut and open easy. I saw some latches Tim from Bent Fab used in one of his build and like the clean look they had.
So we added some to the 38.
We built a piece for the tail gate to rest against when its closed and the clamping mechanism to lock to.
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Alright this thing is headed to paint very soon.
Every one in the shop is excited to see this buggy with some color on it.
After Putting the skins on the buggy it was time to cut down the tail gate to fit the chassis.
I had to cut all for sides off of this to make the lettering stay in the center of the tail gate.
Once the tail gate was cut I had to come up with a way to for the tail gate to hinge.
I took a piece of 1/2" Aluminum and counter sunk one hole in one side and two holes o the other side. Then I welded a bung in the tail gate. A bolt runs through the 1/2" piece of Aluminum to the tail gate and the head of the bolt is counter sunk on the back side of piece and rests next to the bed post. Then the piece bolts to the bed post with 2 bolts that are counter sunk into the front side of the piece of aluminum.
Now we had to come up with a way to keep the tail gate shut and open easy. I saw some latches Tim from Bent Fab used in one of his build and like the clean look they had.
So we added some to the 38.
We built a piece for the tail gate to rest against when its closed and the clamping mechanism to lock to.
John Galbreath Jr.
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We have spent a lot of time on the interior of this buggy.
Caleb built these stand offs for the speakers to mount to.
If your gonna have a built in cooler you better have a place to hold your drink!
Keeping with the clean theme of this build I didn't want to see the door hinges when the door was closed.
Caleb built these stand offs for the speakers to mount to.
If your gonna have a built in cooler you better have a place to hold your drink!
Keeping with the clean theme of this build I didn't want to see the door hinges when the door was closed.
John Galbreath Jr.
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The heater.
One of the big things John wanted was for the interior of the buggy to be easily cleaned.
We added a few panels easily removable to make it quick and easy.
