blue metalflake 66 prowler

Started by Big Clem, February 22, 2013, 10:31:56 PM

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Big Clem

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i bought my buggy late 2011 and it looked like this


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doesn't look like that now though does it Richard.

gotta love a street buggy. :P

Big Clem

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i added twin delloto 36 carbs and cb linkage  and electric fuel pump  :) as it did not run well on single carb at that exhaust  ::)




Prowler  inspired by turky juice !!!

Big Clem

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as mike says its changing well run 2012 as is the this winter i am having some changes ive added mst pullys and gen stand pertronix dizzy and a new shiny exhaust by are resident stainless god of welding ;D mike and a service ect



im now waiting for my roll bar front nudge bar and rear cage to be finished in polished stainless  8)
Prowler  inspired by turky juice !!!

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Like it  ;)
Remember happiness is a way of travel, not a destination!

Big Clem

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a couple of photos of mikes handy work   ;D




Prowler  inspired by turky juice !!!

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Beautyful!!! Cant wait to see the finished article!!
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love that exhaust.....dont put a cage on clem,krug has a simlar exhaust and he dosent have a cage and it looks mint as doese yours pal ;-)up

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All these flaked buggies look so good. Really temping to get mines done now
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Hi Clem whats your set up on the front to get it that low.

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And then there were 2 .... the exhaust :)   

Having used my one for some time the passanger side loop does colour up faster.  Think its because its a bit shorter to the first turn.  If you want to keep it bling like my one you also need to keep the 4 into one merge bit clean as its a bugger to clean up when its on.  I took my one off and split it all last year to give it a really good clean again ... but I do have OCD when it comes to my bling.

Nice to see someone with good taste :)   And on a blue buggy  ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Oh and as Chris mentioned - a standard Flatlands rear engine cage wont fit.  I looked into one and it would have needed quite a bit of modification.

I also have the petronix billet dizzy... they are cool :)

All you need is some nice colour coded push rod tubes now :)   I just happen to have them on my buggy  ;D ;D ;D ;D

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How sad am I .... clean underneath (well it was last year when I put it away)   :)

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Should have mentioned ... I got it August 2010 ... great testiment to Mike and his work.  Takes a bit of time to keep it looking like I do ... but really worth it

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one of my favourite looking exhausts  ;-)up, the same sort of design I had in mind

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