Blondie Bounty Hunter build

Started by blondie, May 25, 2013, 10:16:06 PM

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Big Clem

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This is going to be one quality buggy when finished  8)
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Wow!  :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D ;-)up

What a BRILLIANT job going on here, it looks amazing.

Well done on all that thinking and different stuff goin on in there  ;-)up

Am looking forward to seeing some more updates soon

Peter :)

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Looks very cool ;-)up
make it if you can.

AndyRobinson

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Yes, indeed, very good build. Like the others said, going to be a mighty fine buggy when done!  ;-)up ;-)up ;-)up
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blondie

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Thanks for the positive comments guys.

A bit more work has been done now. The frame is almost finished. It just needs the two bars going from the roll bar to the body at the back. The mounting plates are visible at the back of the seat in one of the pics. I'm pleased so far. Next we will remove the frame for a full weld up and polish. Then on to the exhausts, hopefully next week.


















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Fabulous...   ;-)up ;-)up
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blondie

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The frame is just about finished now.  Just needs fully welding and polishing. I'm very pleased with the overall look and I highly recommend Andy Ainsworth at Zorstec for his skill, patience and ideas. We even managed to make the steering column adjustable using parts from a flatlands kit.













Heres Andy who made the frame.


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I am just watching in awe....  ;-)(-;

And it's a totally amazing job  :D :D :D :D :D

Thanks for posting it all  ;-)up
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Top job!  ;-)up
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Quality very cool ;-)up
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thanks guys. It will take a while to weld everything up and polish, but hopefully we will start the exhausts at the end of the week.

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Wow, thats some serious fabrication, can't wait to see it completed

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Wow that's some cage, will look awesome when polished up.  ;-)up

Can't wait to it see finished


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What can I say other than OMG!   I love it ..... there wouldnt be enough hours in the day for me to polish all that  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D  though I am sure I would try  ;-)up ;-)up

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