Hey guys, I have not posted anything new in a long time so I have a build to share. This is going to be a 2 seat mid engine sand car with a crate LS6 and MD4S-2D for the drive train. Car will be 124" wheelbase with 19-20" wheeltravel supplied by King Shocks, Howe powersteering controlling the boxed plated chromoly tig welded spindles and tig welded a arms.

Jesse
JP Designs

Cool!
Keep the pic's coming.

I like it but should went 2" hollows.

How tall is the midrail?

Keep the progress pics coming. I will have to stop by and check this out.

Al

Thats a good question. It depends on where you measure. The customer doesn't like the new style cars being built with the high sides so I designed this car a little different and made it lower on each side in the drivers area. The picture will explain in detail, the sides originally are 18" apart but lower 3" near the seats.

Jesse
JP Designs

I was by there last week and this car is truley a work of art! Keep up the good work jesse and keep those pics coming!

I like the look of the lowered mid rail. Do you have any pics of that car complete or is it still in the shop?

More Pics.

I like. Great job.

I'm really liking that center console! Sent you a pm.

Looking good.

Glad to see the Legit buggy builders staying busy.

Pm sent, I'm interested in something like this.

Does it come with the little blue placard to hang from the mirror?

Why did you put those big bends in the B pillars? They have no support now.......

I'm guessing that's the area where the upper shock mount will be, so most likely more tubing and some plating are yet to be added to strengthen the area.

Keep up the pics Jessie, this is going to look sweet.

Yoshi, good eye the bends will have the rear shock mount coming off of that with a support tube connecting to the rear diagonal tube that goes to the mid rail. I would have commented the same as it looks like a missing piece to the puzzle. Will post the finishing pics tonight.

Jesse
JP Designs

Rolling Pics. With paddles it has a 90" wide track width cycling 19". Not bad for microstub hub rear arms.

I must admit, this buggy looks FUN!

How long did it take from start to where it's at now?

Nice job Jessie. Wish I had the coin and storage space, I'd love to have one.

This project took about 4 weeks.

Looks great Jesse! Cant wait to see the finished product. Hope the buyer decided on bigger front tires!

looks great. I really like the lowered mid rail.

Looks awesome! Good job.