Topic: Buggy tubes for sale: SOLD

[hozzer1]

I started this build a couple of years ago, but my downhill racing schedule took me away from it.
here it is now for grabs, will fit your toy frame and firewall like a globe.
I need a high-steer OBO.

I'm in Simi Valley, CA

[hozzer1 [OP]]

sorry wrong board
dunno how to move it to classified/sale

[hozzer1 [OP]]

this is back when I started it.

[hozzer1 [OP]]

but first something to reminisce about, this was like back in '00

[IronClad]

how much ?

[Gittinit]

I like the lines on that chassis. To bad i'm so far away, I am gonna build a four seater one of these days.

[hozzer1 [OP]]

enough to buy a new high steer say $390.00

[79-83earlyota]

$390....good deal for someone in California with a trailer!!  Sometimes living in Colorado can be frustrating on this board!   

Bends, notches and welds look good........do what you need to do, mock it up, tack it to your frame, and make plans for any mods......then have it sandblasted, painted and/or powdercoated (taping off the areas where it will be welded to the frame).......and you've got a great start to a Yota buggy!!!!   

Somebody should jump on this.......especially with how much tubing costs, and the amount of time it takes to fab something like this.  Speaking of which, unless I missed it (?)...what kind of tubing is this made out of???  DOM, HREW, etc.??  And what diameter???  1.5", 1.75"??

[megolfer]

I would also like to know what type of tube and size.  Also does it fit the entire frame, or is it meant for a 4 link in the rear.

[IrishPunk101]

I would also like to know the specs like tube size, type, and thickness. How deep is the rust? What Toyota was it set up for, and what wheelbase? I have a highsteer kit that is still in the bublewrap, maybe we could work something out.

[rude86]

hey if you still have the tub im interested im out of fresno

[mtntoy]

I'll give you $250

[BigBs84]

yea kyle you need this

[hozzer1 [OP]]

spoken with some of you guys about picking it up as early as this week.
the offer remains the same a new high steer or bring the cash for it.

specs as follow:

1 3/4 x.120, 1 1/5 x .120, and some gussets 1 x .120 steel
bent with lots of love and dedication not your tipical end of the mill stuff here, this is why I've held on to it for years. 

Built it around a toy pick up frame, with enough room to run any wheelbase I wanted to.

[hozzer1 [OP]]

one more for you

[hozzer1 [OP]]

oops! double post

[BigBs84]

nice job, good work I would love to see rude86 get it

[rude86]

thank you Jose for the tub. you did a great job fabricating this thing, i will keep you posted on how the build up go`s .   BigBs84 hope your ready for some long weekends in the shop