Finished welding the under bars today.

I installed a residual valve to keep pressure on the disk brakes. Then thru a shutoff valve on the dash. Then to the cutting brakes. Hope I can bleed it.

Finished the body work. God I hate body work. It's not perfect but hey I'm probably gonna wreck it anyway.

I got the motor back together yesterday. This should inspire my to keep moving. Can't wait to here this thing screaming up a hill.

Hey, make sure you let us know when we can get some woodsbuggy.com stickers!!!!

DMarks, on your tree bars add some diagonal supports so they don't cave in so bad on you. I will send you some pictures of what I did to mine maybe you can adjust yours to fit what you want your to look like.

The Wild Kids

I moved my seat back 4" to transfer weight and to get out the side easier if I need to.

I decided to leave the fuel cell in the rear. I was all set to move it up front. I qsked Roy what he thought and he said I wouldn't like the weight up there. So I decided not to relocate it. I did get a new one though.
I love aluminium.

I still have to plumb the brakes and wire, but here's a before and after of the rear end.

looks good Dean?

Thanks Dave.

Coming together nicely. I'm glad you took my advice about the fuel cell. It's right where it needs to be. Right over the axle. More weight over the drive tires. You would have hated it up front. Don't forget to put more bolts in your trailing arms!

Roy

Thats the kind of thing I would forget.

Buggy looks great! Good job. When do you expect to be back on the hills?

I am planning a trip to D&K Apr. 5,6,7. I would like to get it out somewhere for a day before that to make sure everything works.
Dean

Heres the after pic.

You sure as *%&# don't need any help in the fabrication department. Nice and tight, looks real good. I can't wait for the end of June, it should be quite a gathering. Now If I could only post a pic or two........ MadMike

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Lookin good!!!