drycreekjeep
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who makes the best tube chassis 4 the money u spend on it????
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blacksheep10
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muchado
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x2 jims garage prices seem very fair
P
If its free, its P
I have no bias or opinion one way or the other mind you.... but KORE posted a 4 seater chassis in the vendors section here you can check out too.
Jimmys4x4 has some as well...
Theres a ton more Im sure, dont know if anyone on the forums has first hand experience with a 4seater purchase but maybe someone will weigh in...
( I like guys to look at everything and weigh options... thats the beauty of the vendors section )
Jimmys4x4 has some as well...
Theres a ton more Im sure, dont know if anyone on the forums has first hand experience with a 4seater purchase but maybe someone will weigh in...
( I like guys to look at everything and weigh options... thats the beauty of the vendors section )
muchado
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I said Jims because it seems way cheep price wise for what you get...
If I were to buy one, I have no idea which one to get--price really wouldnt be the deciding factor... The chassis is really the cheap part of building a buggy... It's everything else that brings teh $$$$$$$$$
If I were to buy one, I have no idea which one to get--price really wouldnt be the deciding factor... The chassis is really the cheap part of building a buggy... It's everything else that brings teh $$$$$$$$$
P
If its free, its P
MUCHADO said:
You make some good points bro -mang
muchado
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P said:You make some good points bro -mang
I'd prolly try and get P to build me a buggy for $10k turn key
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Chassis cheap, axles transfer, motor, and all the BS is what cost.
Jims price is hard to beat. But there are a good number of builders out there cranking out slick lines.
Chassis cheap, axles transfer, motor, and all the BS is what cost.
Jims price is hard to beat. But there are a good number of builders out there cranking out slick lines.
Willymutt
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I always thought that for just the bare chassis, Twisted Customs wasn't bad. It is all the custom stuff that they do for people that adds up. If I was going to build one, that would be my first choice. Their lines are just awesome. After helping Travis though I don't know if I want the headache of trying to build one myself or trying to be like money bags and just buy one.
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x3 Jim is about to get started on my chassis and for the quality and price I could not go wrong.MUCHADO said:
Someday soon we will be starting to build custom rolling chassies.Well start ours with 188 wall main frame tubing and work down to 150 and the rest will be 120 wall DOM.This has worked real good for us so far.We might even try to sell one of our cars to start building and selling custom rolling rigs.Take it around the block and kick the tires on it.Pops
