
RexR Baja Build / Update Thread
- CopperBaja
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- rexr
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Just checked them out.. I don't think you could buy theirs and use it because a buggy is usually shortened..dsrace wrote:rexr have you seen one these tube frames for the fiberglass bodies? I don't know if it would work on a baja but doesn't look to hard to build. if it would work you could build it with all the mods a guy wanted.
It does look like a cool idea if your were building something from the ground up though..
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- CopperBaja
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I empathize.... I have a 9mth old... I really need to setup up a chair with toys in the garage, so I can get more done.rexr wrote:No.. It's my boys 6th birthday this weekend so I promised mama I would stay out of the garage..![]()
I should be able to spend some time on it next weekend though..
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- rexr
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Careful.. I had the same idea until my son tossed a screwdriver into a running table saw..CopperBaja wrote:I empathize.... I have a 9mth old... I really need to setup up a chair with toys in the garage, so I can get more done.
Talk about crapping your pants and a major eye opener.. who knew a little kid could throw so well..
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dsrace
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rexr wrote:Just checked them out.. I don't think you could buy theirs and use it because a buggy is usually shortened..dsrace wrote:rexr have you seen one these tube frames for the fiberglass bodies? I don't know if it would work on a baja but doesn't look to hard to build. if it would work you could build it with all the mods a guy wanted.
It does look like a cool idea if your were building something from the ground up though..
I found that out to. a glass buggy is usually shortened 14" I believe. I guess I will give it a try but with a-arm and 3 link rear.
- rexr
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I have a friend that is into old buses.. He told me about those heaters and I could not believe it.. What a concept..dsrace wrote:I found that out to. a glass buggy is usually shortened 14" I believe. I guess I will give it a try but with a-arm and 3 link rear.I have a full pan, I think it's a 69. link pin / swing axle. I don't know if I kept it but that bug had a gas fired heater, looked more like a bomb.
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Ol'fogasaurus
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funbodies.com used to sell a long wheel base (stock VW) tube chassis/pan. I just looked at their web site which is in the process of being redone but I only saw wording that alluded to "your chassis."
I used to have pix of it and it looked OK. You might want to contact them, if you are interested, to see if they still make them.
I almost forgot, they also sell Baja plastic.
I used to have pix of it and it looked OK. You might want to contact them, if you are interested, to see if they still make them.
I almost forgot, they also sell Baja plastic.
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