I haven't had time all summer to work on the buggy but needed a bed for a new plow truck this winter so I got to work. Finally got some time and pulled all the tools out and dusted them off since most haven't been used since last winter. The bed was a short bed and getting pretty rusty so I ripped it off and just started building. The flatbed style works much better for us with getting things loaded and unloaded especially with snow work. The side fold down and the tailgate is a barn style with locking latch. Now that I got going in the garage I can't wait to get the buggy done!

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"Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal." -Henry Ford

nice job . thank goodness it's a ford now you can get some work done

Nice job, looks like a pro built it. Too bad about the Ford though.

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Damn you built that whole thing yourself. That looks amazing man..

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Bye Bye Buggy, I'll always miss you and never forget you, your going to a better place now.

Thanks, it looks harder than it really is. Measure, cut, weld and powder coat. Welding was easy since everything was heavy steel, just crank the welder and let it burn.

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"Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal." -Henry Ford

looks realy nice

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i dont always ride my buggy but when i do im glad it has a bad ass bow tie makin the horsepower

Jesus loves me, but everyone else thinks im an asshole.

Our Lady of Blessed Acceleration, don't fail us now!