Hi
Thanks for letting me join
I've been looking for a buggy for a while & then had a beer and ebay Friday evening :)
(Really fancy an old American F150 but not yet )
Well it was local that's all I can say, drove it the 30 miles home and then started to have a look around it
(http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd305/bedajim/buggy%201_zps4csga2o7.jpeg) (http://s223.photobucket.com/user/bedajim/media/buggy%201_zps4csga2o7.jpeg.html)
An hour after getting back
(http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd305/bedajim/buggy%202_zps3ypplirr.jpg) (http://s223.photobucket.com/user/bedajim/media/buggy%202_zps3ypplirr.jpg.html)
(http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd305/bedajim/buggy%201%20wiring_zpssvz67rwy.jpg) (http://s223.photobucket.com/user/bedajim/media/buggy%201%20wiring_zpssvz67rwy.jpg.html)
That was at the end of April
Jim
welcome to the form ;-)up
Welcome from a local'ish bugger
Exciting. You look like you have all the ingredients for a useful, fun and stylish buggy - are you missing anything or is it simply time preventing you from getting it on the road today ?
Welcome to a great site ;-)up
Welcome to the site. Wiring there looks quite good compared to some I have seen but a strip and build is always a good idea as there can be some horrors hidden in buggy builds.
Another member with pictures on a first post :D
Brilliant - and welcome to the madhouse ;-)up
It`s a hi from me & just to point out it`s a "fun madhouse" ;D ;D
Hi Jim and Welcome. If you're in North Cambs, Peterborough area, I'm up near Bourne. There are a couple more buggy round here too. We'll have to get together for a cruise :)
Quote from: Hugh on August 10, 2017, 12:10:03 PM
Exciting. You look like you have all the ingredients for a useful, fun and stylish buggy - are you missing anything or is it simply time preventing you from getting it on the road today ?
I've got 99% of the bits, I'm hoping to be on the road in a couple of weeks
Quote from: snoopy on August 10, 2017, 01:25:18 PM
Welcome to the site. Wiring there looks quite good compared to some I have seen but a strip and build is always a good idea as there can be some horrors hidden in buggy builds.
I've started to realise that :'(
I'll post a bit of a build thread
welcome buddy