harry89 wrote:
rockrockets1 wrote:
Austin check out march 09,,,,,No cookie cutter here
harry89 wrote:
hey ur panzerwagen n passat should be buggy of the month, those buggies r awesome, all the buggy of the months there all the same. same tires, motor, tranny, design, same everything. i just thought it would be cool to see something totally different n something that's not easy to build. keep it goin dad ur a frankenstein of buggies
oh i no its a fact for sure, im just tellin the truth, its all bolt together. build somethin that isnt bolt together or v-dub products that bolt together. its just creative wut dad n marty do
I give props to originality and trying new stuff. Its interesting to check out. That 4 wheel deal is creative and VERY different. I would guess that it ,just like that passat buggy was, would be even cooler to see in person. But none of us with "same ol plain buggies" is doggin that funky stuff, so dont be dogging ours.
Saying they are bolt togethers or "easy to build" is offensive. It
is easy to throw some junky conventional AC VW buggy together and have it break every time you hit the woods. It
AINT easy to build one you can ride the hell out of every week, go to competitions and ream its guts out, then trail ride it and play on it half the night and then drive it back to the trailer and do it all over again the next month without doing nothing but cleaning the filters, if I even do that. I have trail rode AND been at EVERY competition this year and have yet to turn a bolt on mine this year except to try a different tune or fix a flat tire. No breakage. So has many others I compete with.
"Regular" buggies may look the same to the UNtrained or UNobservant eye, but on many many of them there are hours of custom made mounts to fit the driver and controls ,and suspension tuning, and balancing and gear changes and etc etc etc that you cannot see at a glance. Every successful serious hillclimbing buggy is different and custom built around the driver. Dont judge how ALL "conventional buggies" were built. You were not there.
And if there are bolt together parts to build a reliable big stroker VW, PLEASE tell me where to buy them!!! because EVERY part inside my motor and my son's (and everybody elses that has good running strokers) had to be custom modified to work together. I WISH they were bolt together. Just because some folks have no luck with conventional VW setups doesnt mean ALL of us dont know how to build a reliable and well performing one that lasts for many years.