FlatlandFSJ
Well-Known Member
Well..here it is and how it went down...kinda. We are on the way to pick up Ray's new to him yota truggy thing. The topic of small chassis's comes up and long story short, I made a joke about him just having my first chassis instead of buying someone else's. Still haven't figured out why, but he was up for it.
Discussed a few things, stuff he liked and things he didn't. It was settled, tiny little yota buggy on tons. I made a 2" long sketch and next thing I saw was 10 sticks of dom.
Took me a bit and a shim or two to get it all squared and right, but eventually I got the main rails and sliders put together
Yea..it's a wood table
Started making my way up, b pillars, lower part of the windshield,door bars tacked in to start getting things squared up at the beltline.
You're going to notice quite a few things going on in the background throughout the thread. When we started this adventure I also started building my shed into shop.
A pillar and roof bar. All the bpillar tube is 188 as well as the sliders and main rails.
That should be plenty for a yota powered buggy right?????? Heh stay tuned.
Start of the oh so important x brace in the bpillar.
This particular section of the build is lacking pictures.
While I was getting the bulk tube work done on the chassis, we went on a few rides.Grayrock being one and GMP being the other, Ray quickly decided that yotapower wasn't for him.
He dropped the yota off, I stole the axles and cool stuff, warn comp winch,powertank, and a few other odds and ends. Leftovers went back on the trailer never to be heard from again.
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Discussed a few things, stuff he liked and things he didn't. It was settled, tiny little yota buggy on tons. I made a 2" long sketch and next thing I saw was 10 sticks of dom.
Took me a bit and a shim or two to get it all squared and right, but eventually I got the main rails and sliders put together
Yea..it's a wood table
Started making my way up, b pillars, lower part of the windshield,door bars tacked in to start getting things squared up at the beltline.
You're going to notice quite a few things going on in the background throughout the thread. When we started this adventure I also started building my shed into shop.
A pillar and roof bar. All the bpillar tube is 188 as well as the sliders and main rails.
That should be plenty for a yota powered buggy right?????? Heh stay tuned.
Start of the oh so important x brace in the bpillar.
This particular section of the build is lacking pictures.
While I was getting the bulk tube work done on the chassis, we went on a few rides.Grayrock being one and GMP being the other, Ray quickly decided that yotapower wasn't for him.
He dropped the yota off, I stole the axles and cool stuff, warn comp winch,powertank, and a few other odds and ends. Leftovers went back on the trailer never to be heard from again.
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