1955 Mooneyes buggy.

Started by Timbo, May 27, 2013, 08:36:14 AM

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Timbo

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Hi all. Thought you might like to take a look at my Buggy. Its a JAS swb kit based on a 1955 floor pan. Engine is a 1791cc stroker with lightened and balanced crank, lightened flywheel, straight cut cam gears, 110 cam, twin 40 Dellorto's etc etc, so its goes like hell  ;-)up
This is my first attempt at using photobucket so forgive me if it goes wrong!!
Timbo.
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parmaynu

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Now you've worked it out get some more up it looks great!
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steeley

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Saw this buggy at beach buggin last year very
cool and different with those wheel discs
steeley  :-)Geek

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Steve

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as already said on the welcome thread.
greta buggy, the Moon Speed Shop looks great, being a big fan of Moon,
love the stance and, are they Moon disc's ?

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yep nice buggy,so it at beach buggin ;-)up

Timbo

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Thanks for the positive comments ;-)up. Yes they are Moon discs. The graphics are a one off set that I had designed and produced, it took ages to get the colour match right... Next on the job list is a Manx style hard top :)
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Sweet dude,nice stance nice colour. 8)

Steve

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did you import the disc's ?

parmaynu

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Think limebug do them
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Quote from: parmaynu on May 27, 2013, 10:52:24 AM
Think limebug do them

Yes they do  ;-)up

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Steve

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Quote from: parmaynu on May 27, 2013, 10:52:24 AM
Think limebug do them
yeah, I forgot about them, The paintshop used to do a lot of Moon stuff, I got my fuel gauge and sender from them a good while ago to go with the rest of my dials.

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Like a lot, always wondered about putting Moondisks on a buggy, they look good  ;-)up ;-)up

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Looks great bud, love the colour too  ;-)up

cheers,

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Timbo

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Really appreciate all the positive feed back :) its good to know my styling choice has gone down well. Now no fitting Moondiscs to your Buggies you lot !!!!  ;)
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