My first try at a Sand Bug.
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My first try at a Sand Bug.| Tut |
Posted: Oct 30 2006, 07:34 PM
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 I BUILT THAT!  Group: Admin Posts: 923 Member No.: 1 Joined: 26-October 06  |
I cut up and made a bug into the lightest full cage sand bug I could.
It was really cool and worked well. I made a full tubeing cage and floor for it removing the pan and alot of body. Figerglass front end and a few other tricks and a really fun bug was built. Had a ton of fun with it for awhile. Here take a look.  Thanks.  -------------------- |
  
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