Pimped out my Monster Buggy i picked up fromAWOC over the winter...:roll:


ok photos too big be right back....ok lets try this again



OR

Stop teasing; let's see it...

Yes I need to see what I can spend another mortgage on.

another...

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how do you post more than one pic at a time....?:puzzled:

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rollin on 18's...

ooo sexy. did you have to buy new tires for the rear or those the middy stretched out?
Edit; nevermind you posted the last pic while I was typing.

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new tires, Carlisle's

i wanted to put eight's all around but i ran into some issues (nothing is ever as easy as you think it's gonna be).
but i actually like the midi in the front, kinda has a hot rod look. it's stable as all hell, but that's just coasting down the culdesac. yet to be tried under power...

@Willard- how the hell do you transport this thing...?

It fits in my truck perfect.

oooh truck envy.... damn you dont even have to break it down, i'm jealous!!:ticking:

even when i break this down, the tires alone take up most of the cargo area in my station wagon.

Hey Cheezy. The new buggy looks great! Hope to see you at Wildwood with it next month. Any chance I could take it for a spin :wee::wee:

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Nice ride!!!

Can't stop drooling! Good thing my cell has insurance against water damage

thanks everybody...
Dean of course you can put it through its paces, that's like having it blessed by the Pope!!!:wee:

Can't wait to give it a spin:wee:. Love the wide low profile dragster tires on the back. I'll have to bring a belt for it to do some extended testing ;-)

Sweet! That sure looks like it will give a smooooooth ride. We will all have to wear shades just to look at her as you flash by! Nice ride!

That thing looks sweet! I like how the wheels and tires worked out for you. I'm going to drop some PSI on my to try some things out on comfort levels, the are a little stiff right now but then again there still new.

How do you transport it? Talk to this guy...
WELDNGOD





Just some ideas

The pictures of the red car are pretty ingenious. I'm thinking by the time you hit this stage, its time for a small trailer.

@ Willard - is that a backrest on your Monster ? if so, how did you make it...?

Very nice!

very nice..is this a production buggy or a home made one, I can see many Parastorm influences in there

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Originally posted by cheezycheese @ Willard - is that a backrest on your Monster ? if so, how did you make it...?

It's an old verson of one of these


I have a couple of kayaks so its what was available. Dosn't work too well however.

But browsing some very outdated sites brings up this description.

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Peter Lynn Monster Buggy [Monster Bugg] £725.00 Riding high speeds is no problem for this buggy and with it's suspension in the front and rear, it gives the ability to drive all over different kinds of terrain without losing grip or speed. Extra reinforced tubes make it super strong and gives a solid 'feel' specially when riding at high speeds. Fully adjustable suspension system in the front and rear giving the rear different settings according to the terrain. High side frames and comfortable seat. Removeable seat padding / back support.<< Wonder where I can find one? Double bolt clamp system for increased rigidity. Adjustable footpeg settings. Axle Width: 140CM Seat: Coated Frame Weight: 18.5 Kilo Wheel Size: 16/6.50-8" Total Weight: 30Kg Front Forks: Wide Rear Bolts 15MM

i was thinking to make a backrest from keeclamps and a piece of pipe like BeamerBob has on his flexi. But wait speaking of 'Flexi' wait'll you guys see the custom fork that "FlexiBlade" has made for me. Pics this week....

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