I was going to make a comment - its always cool to see wood workers when they get into metal fab. It's quite the opposite experience when you see structural steel guys get into working with wood, we are hacks!
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A little more work on the sway bay end links
Tomorrow I just need to hot glue them
One side is threaded the other is counter sunk to make the smallest package possible.
Tomorrow I just need to hot glue them
One side is threaded the other is counter sunk to make the smallest package possible.
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Finally going back together 
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Went to hang out at my good friends shop last night and check out the progress on his Buggy. It a ground up build, He designed the chassis himself and is doing all the fab work. Very impressive !!
LS, 4106, Atlas, Front Dana 60 spool, Rear 14bolt ARB
His design, fab and welding skills are just amazing.
Had a great time just hanging out with the Guys talking shop and enjoying cold beverages good times !!
LS, 4106, Atlas, Front Dana 60 spool, Rear 14bolt ARB
His design, fab and welding skills are just amazing.
Had a great time just hanging out with the Guys talking shop and enjoying cold beverages good times !!
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What about your three link?
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He’s been busy
Richard, do you have any photos showing the interior? Interested in seeing more details on his cutting brake setup if you have them. That is a sweet looking buggy!
Impressive indeed! Of course I assume there will be an FJ40 grill attached when he’s done
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Sadly He's a Jeep guyImpressive indeed! Of course I assume there will be an FJ40 grill attached when he’s done
He dose have a well built 4Runner
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Thought I would share some life updates
My daughter has been living in Europe for the last 5 years.
She’s has been trying to get us to visit for a while now.
We finally jumped the pond ( long flight
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Landing in Frankfurt then jumped a train to Saarbrücken.
She lives there and works at the university there.
We spent a few days there while she showed us around town
She took her vacation time so she could spent it with us 
We all headed down to Cassis France for 5 days.
It’s amazing, stayed in a beautiful spot overlooking the Bay
Had a great time relaxing waking around town and a few hikes.
The hole area is just amazing.
Hand laid streets and mini side walks
Beautiful views everywhere. This beach was a short walk down from the AB&B we stay in.
More to follow.
My daughter has been living in Europe for the last 5 years.
She’s has been trying to get us to visit for a while now.
We finally jumped the pond ( long flight
)Landing in Frankfurt then jumped a train to Saarbrücken.
She lives there and works at the university there.
We spent a few days there while she showed us around town
We all headed down to Cassis France for 5 days.
It’s amazing, stayed in a beautiful spot overlooking the Bay
More to follow.
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This is better than any cruiser updates! Enjoy!
SLICK NICKLE!
You made it, enjoy the ride...
You made it, enjoy the ride...
Just finished reading my way through this build thread. Amazing work on the 80 @Broski . I also enjoy mixing of updates on your Land Cruiser with life & family stuff. You're doing it right, keep up the good work! Inspiring for hacks like me.
i am following this build on irate bad ass.....
irate 4x4 has the entire build here the link
Ghetto Fab's Hack Job
Ghetto Fab's hack job buggy, the aquatic axle and two bolt beef. Time to start a build thread I guess. Building a new buggy. Current plans are to keep this somewhat simple and basic. I'm a father of two boys, full time job and all the responsibilities that come with that, so my time and...
irate4x4.com
there are quite a few of us over doing good buggy builds.
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Agreed, IMO He's very modest about his design, fabrication and attention to detail skills
There all top notch professional grade. Very talented !!
I'm afraid to join another forum. I need to limited my screen time
it is addicting for sure. but you can handle it.Agreed, IMO He's very modest about his design, fabrication and attention to detail skills
There all top notch professional grade. Very talented !!
I'm afraid to join another forum. I need to limited my screen time
and there are a few builds i follow and genuine try and copy or replicate ideas from and his is one of them. so so so much detail. i loved how he was using his 3d printer to make jigs to hold tubes in the exact spot he needed them for welding and fitment up.
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Little more on the trip.
After Cassis we headed to Digne, it's a small mountain City In the Alpes de Havte Provence where Gwynn taught English for a few years. She show us around to some none tourist areas that are really cool.
Penitents Des Mees There are a really cool rock formation
We hiked up and around them. The hike starts by taking you through this village. There was a sign on this street that said Cars not recommended
The hike was beautiful
And rugged/challenging
Then we headed to the town of Sisteron to vist La Cita delle a Fortress dating back to the 1600s
After Cassis we headed to Digne, it's a small mountain City In the Alpes de Havte Provence where Gwynn taught English for a few years. She show us around to some none tourist areas that are really cool.
Penitents Des Mees There are a really cool rock formation
We hiked up and around them. The hike starts by taking you through this village. There was a sign on this street that said Cars not recommended
The hike was beautiful
And rugged/challenging
Then we headed to the town of Sisteron to vist La Cita delle a Fortress dating back to the 1600s
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Hope y'all are having/had a great time over that way!