Another odd question, does anyone in the US make buggy plates? I could order them off Euro but shipping is costly.
I could make them myself, but tooo lazy. BeamerBob - 20-9-2007 at 02:58 AM
What kind of plates are you talking about? Like a license plate to identify yourself? Or pieces of steel you would mfr a buggy from?ripsessionkites - 20-9-2007 at 05:33 AM
sorry should have been more clear
see attachment
BeamerBob - 20-9-2007 at 05:42 AM
I'm doing some cad drawings for Popeye right now and he talks about and I am just finishing drawing his "platework" so the word has multiple meanings
for me right now. The subject doesn't really apply to me but I read about A LOT more here than I comment on. This group is quite the wealth of
knowledge, and I'm trying to learn all I can about my new hobby/sport. I bet you could get a sign shop to make you something up for little money then
cut it out to the shape you want, or even get the sign shop to do it for you.WolfWolfee - 20-9-2007 at 07:17 AM
Well, have lots of puck board, send me a pattern you want and I'll send you a couple.
Cheerspopeyethewelder - 21-9-2007 at 10:38 AM
here in the UK, most houses these days have UPVC faccias under the guttering on a house roof, this makes ideal material for making buggy number/race
boards..I have recently make some for myself using this material..
Popeye, I never realized just how HUGE your latest buggy was until I saw it close to your van. I must have just thought you were a tiny little person.
It must be a blast to get that sucker up to speed.WINDSURFER41 - 21-9-2007 at 08:50 PM
Hey Ricardo
If you send me the dimensions you need ...I'll be happy to make you a set...(I own a sign shop just north of Seattle) so I've got plenty of scrap
laying aroundripsessionkites - 22-9-2007 at 02:11 AM
hey everyone, thank you for the inputs.
to: WINDSURFER41
can you please U2U me your shop address, and I'll try to make a trip on my next weekend off. I'm in Vancouver, BC only 2hrs aways from ya.
I'll need a couple made.
thxpopeyethewelder - 23-9-2007 at 09:26 AM
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Originally posted by flyhigh142
Popeye, I never realized just how HUGE your latest buggy was until I saw it close to your van. I must have just thought you were a tiny little person.
It must be a blast to get that sucker up to speed.
I am only small anyway 5'7"....thats why I use footpeg extenders, so I compromise the geometry
