Okie

If you will ship it, I will contact you later today to make arrangements.

I don't know if he contacted PCI. I will definitely look into it.

Thanks. A fellow duner said they had sent one in for repairs a while back, and nobody would even mess with it. There are a few on Market Place in my area, but they are asking $500.00 to $550.00. 

Looking for a direct replacement radio. I know nothing about these and had never used one previously. I was told it is obsolete and that I probably ruined it by keying the mic without the antenna attached.

There's just something about white! Cool.

I might have 20 channels, but 6 are religious, 3 are home shopping, 3 are cartoons(not the good ol' ones), and 5 are Spanish. I really need to learn Spanish because they are the ones that look interesting!

John, I am a poor boy. You probably won't see me in your area. I will post pics in the future of the buggy's new dunes.

Now THAT is nice!

Oh yeah, well I built a "mobility cart" for my pet skunk that is having issues with nerves in her back legs!! (Does that count?) All aluminum, brass, and velvet.

Best buddies.

This is Sissy. (Skunk) She turns 8 years old in a few months. Real sweetheart. And Swifty, my dog. (Loves the dunes) And even though my German Wirehair, Blitz, has passed, I still have to include her 

Bud lights car is always clean, shiny, and emaculate. (Not sure on that spelling) Mine, on the other hand, not so much!

Josh, I admire your thinking and fabrication. The best part to me is that it isn't stamped out in a factory. You must have a talent for sheetmetal work.(aluminium) I suck at it, because I don't have the tools.

I can't get the video. 

Now, that is thinking! Seems that the more rope pulled, the faster it pulls. Have you ever tried it on a bike, skateboard, parasailing, etc?  JK.

2TurboFords, did you go from beam front to a-arm? I have a buddy that designed and builds "replacement" a-arm suspension.  And to any critics, yes he knows his geometry!  (I don't) Funny, I was going to list "gates for your house" in the header for this thread. That bike reminds me of the side-hack, choppers, and wobble wheeled bikes we built as kids. I even remember breaking the handlebars off my tricycle,  and my dad welding a T shaped set out of water pipe, and welding that to the front wheel! Oh, the good ol' days.

This is what I came up for suspension:

10 hours ago, Time2Dune said:

Built a cage for the camp cruiser 

What's next? Maybe an airfoil to keep it planted in the corners? Wheelie bars?!

1 hour ago, SPODE said:

My pride and joy from 4 years ago. Took a $200 harbor freight trailer and made it a tiny camper. We have had so much fun with this thing. looking to go a tad bigger before the season ramps back up. 

The entire build starts here  

 

Makes ALL the difference when your young'uns are involved!

My newest air filter. The sides will be enclosed with a short tube attached for air inlets to each side. So I can use normal pre-filters on them. Budlight-foot rest?

Is the feeder for goats?

Those are all perfect examples.  I "modified" an aluminum flatbed trailer for my buggy, but EVEN I am too embarrassed to show it!!! Yours is much nicer. This is another set of headers I just built. Hoping they pass the dyno test.

Bobalos, I have followed your mods on here. Like it! Rockwood, I hope all turned out ok. I dune with an awesome bunch of guys, from all over. Mostly all self built cars. Those that aren't have their own special characters. I hope my duning buddy from Wichita will show his passenger side adjustable foot rest that he built. I admired it on our last trip. (He will know who he is) Here is a failed attempt at 1 of my sets of Subaru headers. Too restricted. Turbo said "No way"! (Not the pic I was hoping for, must have deleted)

I would like to see people's homemade stuff. I know you ladies and gents are out there. Doesn't need to: live up to others expectations, please the masses, be perfect, made with computers or cnc tubing benders. Or even sandcar related. Maybe you built a go-kart for you kid, or a special tool/wrench. I will share a 5 link bearing carrier for starters. 

That is so cool that you are seeing it change. I don't have pics of the morphs, but here are a few neat ones. The white one isn't actually a Caterpillar, but a grub of a wood burrowing, flying beetle. They shoot green "poison" out of their head when you pick them up. I believe the red one is/will be a Goliath moth. I would like to see other bugs and critters that you have out west. I have pics of other things from here, also.