11-01-2009, 01:39 PM
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Re: 4 Seater for a Buddy
Looks like an off road limo! (no, not a Joe-Fab Sand Limo)
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11-02-2009, 03:42 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Mojave Desert, CA.
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Re: 4 Seater for a Buddy
I love doing projects.. I can not finish them for people but if they don't mind paying me for some time and metal I will be more than happy to build them up a frame.
 So I will keep doing what I enjoy and hopefully a few of my frames will become complete cars one day. Ya it looks way long.. I am sure once everthing is in place especially tires etc. it will calm the length down a bit. It is about 30 inches longer than my normal 2 seater. So that makes it 14.6 long over all. Not to big but ya compared to minis it is a little big. He is a big guy so needed lots of room in the front and enough room for guys to jump in the back seats so I had to give extra. I think a 13.6 car is do able if your not to big. Well cool and off to do more... so talk to you guys later.. thanks for the feedback. |
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