What did you start out with? What does your buggy look like now? Did you buy your buggy as a kit and start with a donor vehicle? Or did you buy your buggy built and then fix it up?
Here's my Before and After. Yes there's a lot in between but that's another tale.
Last edited by MyBlueBuggy on Thu Jul 22, 2010 4:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
This is the first buggy I have completly redone and at my tender age said I would not do another one. However, I have a friend in need and it keeps me off the couch, besides he pays all the bills, how cool is that??
Bob
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Here's a couple shots of mine:
Body as I found it
It sat on a shortened chassis for a while, then I went to a tube chassis from Hawkeye Buggies
And as it sits now
Just for grins, here's a link to the time I won Buggy of the Month...long time ago Buggy of the Month May 2002
This is what it looked like once Tony Dean and I brought it back from Mexico (actually El Centro but the previous owner brought it across the border from San Felipe).
Here it is finished and getting ready to pull the jet ski to the Columbia River...
And here we are at this year's Clearlake Run put on by Gene Condon. Diana LOVES this stuff which is why we have it...
Gary Berry
Prosser, WA
1971 Turista
1969 ManxVair
Member #1112
Here's a Manx that my brother and I built for a friend of his. Taught us a lesson. The owner held us up for 9 months while he figured out what gauges he wanted. Now we just build buggys and sell them the way we like them built. This one did turn out nice but the owner says it will never see anything off road. To bad for him...
After...
Gary Berry
Prosser, WA
1971 Turista
1969 ManxVair
Member #1112
Sorry,
All I have is a before picture. Plenty of current pictures in my build thread (which insinuates that I'm doing the building, but all the heavy work is being done for me.
(Loretta) Manx # M2940D910E on customized 1970 chassis that has been "Wheelerized" by Joescoolcustoms
(Scarlett) Manx Resorter #12 (R0012B931S) on 1969 chassis.
(Gunther) Manx 2 # A0202A035E
Tow'dster # TF530G913S
Original Home built buggy that I learned to drive in back in 1995 (the one that started my passion).
Club Member # 4436