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BAJABUGNUT
PostPosted: Sat Jul 27, 2013 8:47 am 
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big_bob,
Small world, I am from Grundy, well, lived there 4 yrs and graduated From Grundy Sr. High. Man I miss that place, I moved there from Florida where I could ride my bike to the beach. I moved with my dad to Carter Bottom near the coke plant. My entertainment was then a creek and my bb gun. Then I moved into town, Whooo, I now have the Triple H arcade, and Jerrys had the best steamed hotdogs.
Great place to ride.

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big_bob
PostPosted: Sat Jul 27, 2013 10:47 am 
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Yes very small world. What tear did you graduate from Grundy? Also I have found a buggy shop not very close but as close as I can find to me in London key called southern buggys anyone have any input on there work and all that good stuff thinking about just spending the cash and having a turn key buggy put together how I want it.

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Russ-the-Buss
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You wont find any better ppl than Tim & Rhonda and their crew at Southern Buggies..they do damn good work and are good honest bussiness ppl... 8)
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BAJABUGNUT
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big_bob,
I graduated in 89, U? good luck on ur search..

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big_bob
PostPosted: Sat Jul 27, 2013 1:23 pm 
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I graduated in 02 you may know my aunt or
Uncle Sandra or Ronald Ratliff.

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outlaw
PostPosted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 4:34 pm 
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Bob, did you ever find the right frame?
I am looking for a frame for a taller guy, the frame that I have now is just to small for me.
Does anyone have any photos of an L A products frame?
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purplerail
PostPosted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 4:44 pm 
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Russ-the-Buss wrote:
You wont find any better ppl than Tim & Rhonda and their crew at Southern Buggies..they do damn good work and are good honest bussiness ppl... 8)

I agree

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big_bob
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i have decided to save up and have southern buggys build me one unless i find a bug pack big boy at a steal

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Psycho Alpha
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outlaw wrote:
Does anyone have any photos of an L A products frame?

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outlaw
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Thanks for the pics Psycho Alpha. I have seen a couple of these frames and never knew who made them, that is a big frame. Any pics of your current project??
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outlaw
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That is awesome!!!
What are the overall dimensions?
Is it ready to run?
What size are the rear tires?
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Phillip
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MadMike wrote:
I would look for something fuel injected with an aluminum motor. There is nothing wrong with starting out with a VW and then swapping over to something that has some real power :P A side shift 6 rib is the hot ticket as far as strength and should last for years as long as you don't pound on it too bad.
Lots of luck and your in a great spot to live as far as riding goes, reasonably close to some great riding.



Hey mike he should start out with a water cool first. Then he can go with a vw fuel injection and he can see the real power.lol jk bob good luck on your build cant wait to see your posts.and madmike great to meet you at rush ky out on jordan hill take care
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Psycho Alpha
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outlaw wrote:
That is awesome!!!
What are the overall dimensions?
Is it ready to run?
What size are the rear tires?

104" WB a little longer than I wanted but that how it worked out
74" wide at rear tires
I've had it running but getting fuel tank made right now
31" tire I had layin around not sure what I'm goin with yet


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outlaw
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Sounds good Psycho, thanks for the info. The buggy looks awesome!
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