Not the best but they will do for now... can someone help my identafy anything on this buggy?






I also notice that my front end is welded to the frame, and most of ya'lls are bolt on... can I do this to mine, or am I better off looking for another frame? Thanks
Josh

Mine is welded.

Looks like it has an aircooled VW engine on it.

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its sorta a tough call on wether to get a new frame or not because if you have not drove one before and do not know if you are going to like it or not i would say put it together and take it riding just to find out but then you have money in to brakelines and other small parts that add up just to take it for a safe ride and decide if you like it then you will have to go buy more brakelines and parts if you buy a new frame but if you have drove them and know you like them then i would buy a new frame or start replacing bars because i see the back end the bars are sorta rotted but atleast you have one good luck with it

To start out 1 mans junk is another mans dream it looks like you have some pretty good stuff to start working with you will be amazed what a little cleaning and bracing then paint along with PRIDE will accomplish i am sure if you need to know anything start a help thread and people will be willing to offer more help than you will need GOOD LUCK SOME TIMES IT IS WORTH THE EXTRA LOOK AND TIME TO DO IT RIGHT

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Get the thing sandblasted so you can check out all the welds and make sure there are none broke or that they look like bubblegum,it will look a hell of alot better after you do that and get going on it its almost summer

aaron

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I also notice that my front end is welded to the frame, and most of ya'lls are bolt on... can I do this to mine, or am I better off looking for another frame? Thanks
Josh[/quote]

Mine is welded. I'm in the middle of switching my sons to k/p and building a new bumper, and his new front beam is getting welded on. No clamps hanging down to catch on stuff that way. Looks WAY cleaner. Saves a pound or so of weight , too. May seem insignificant, but every ounce ad