Got seats in and the pedals moved forward. Unfortunately the seats are a tad big for this frame so they had to be shoe horned in. This made them sit uneven to each other (not perfectly side-by-side). They also sit 2-3 inches more forward than the others. This may be an issue but I won't know util I drive it.

During the climbing around on the frame I stepped on the throttle cable and snaped it Lyle what lenght do I need to replace it?

Few pic's below. Try not to be jealous of my color scheme

I am thinking silver frame with blue accents (light rack, bumper and maybe trailing and a-arms).

Looks good but had a question. Is the washer holding the seat belt mount on the lower pic against the fabric belt part? I just wouldn't want that to wear against it.

I think your paint scheme idea will look great.

Good eye! I will look at that tomorrow.

I removed the one on the other side due to them being bolted in wrong and I used different bolts.

Looks good Mike ! ,, I have a 9' morse cable I used for a spare from an old buggy if you want it !. I dont have any use for it.


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I'll take it!

WOW! That bug's got some lights on it now!!!

What offroad tires did you end up going with Mike? I dig that buggy.

Just some off the wall AT's in rear.

Mike, it was a 9' Morse, so the one offered will work great. You could get away with an 8'er, but it had too much of a tight bend.

It's looking good, keep it up.

The 9' looks about 2' to long. I will mess with it more.

That's what she said

It will make a nice "S" under the oil cooler, so it will end up going into the bracket straight.

I doubt that

I installed it. It made more like 2 s's

Maybe it needs to be an 8'