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theVman Officially Full-On Dubber

214 posts · joined Dec 2010 ·

#863048
RATAFIED wrote:thats how i did mine
Hi RATAFIED,

So where did you get your beam extension and what are its spec's?
Regards
theVman

1969 Beetle (soon to be Volksrod)
www.adlerbike.com/volksrod
www.installsmith.com

RATAFIED Seriously Crusin Dubber

158 posts · joined Jan 2009 ·

#863411
from doug in the usa dont know the specs off the top of my head i think its 10 inch extension with a 2 1/2 inch drop



RUST IN PEACE

theVman Officially Full-On Dubber

214 posts · joined Dec 2010 ·

#863414
RATAFIED wrote:from doug in the usa dont know the specs off the top of my head i think its 10 inch extension with a 2 1/2 inch drop
I just got a price from him, Douglas W Fuller (Dbug41) ($300 + $467 shipping = $775).
How does that compair with yours, the freight ridiculous?
Regards
theVman

1969 Beetle (soon to be Volksrod)
www.adlerbike.com/volksrod
www.installsmith.com

theVman Officially Full-On Dubber

214 posts · joined Dec 2010 ·

#882204
theVman wrote:
RATAFIED wrote:from doug in the usa dont know the specs off the top of my head i think its 10 inch extension with a 2 1/2 inch drop
I just got a price from him, Douglas W Fuller (Dbug41) ($300 + $467 shipping = $775).
How does that compair with yours, the freight ridiculous?
Dougs got them on special ATM - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dbug41...s/241833192930

http://thevolksrodshop.com/

All up including freight and AUS to US dollar exchange = $606.00aus
Wow, ordered on Dec 27 in my hands Jan 5, Utar USA to QLD AUS - 1 week, good work too.
Regards
theVman

1969 Beetle (soon to be Volksrod)
www.adlerbike.com/volksrod
www.installsmith.com

renebugrod Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#889282
Cheers, I'll look into it.
Anyone can restore a classic, but it takes guts to cut one up!

DubLeg Officially Full-On Dubber

208 posts · joined Jun 2011 ·

#909013
You are my hero
VollyWaffle

roofchop Seriously Crusin Dubber

177 posts · joined Jan 2011 ·

#909229
[/quote] Originally posted be Renebugrod
Need some crazy bugger to test drive her!! [/quote]

Me Me Me.
Can't believe no one else put their hand up.

But seriously I just built and had engineered a Range rover based Buggy

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And then helped a mate put a Lexus V8 into a Toyota Surf with a 6 inch lift..all engineered.

Then the testing, my mate took it real easy, then I drove it like I stole it..wheelspin in 3rd on dry bitumen!!
The cars are still alive so I am a qualified test driver!!
Nice work by the way!
Dave😎

pfillery Insano Dub Head

734 posts · joined Dec 2011 ·

#924326
renebugrod wrote:I wanted to build a Hotrod with a budget of $3000. So far so good! I will be making a picture book of how it is done, so that anyone can build one themselves. Keep posted.

P.S The build is on hold at the moment as I am waiting for other people to Make some parts. Namely the roll bar and door gussets, as I don't have a pipe bender on rolling machine.
Not that I'm being critical (far from it the build looks great and I have a huge admiration for anyone who can build this kind of thing), but I have to point out that if you have access to all the right equipment and a fully equipped workshop, a budget of $3k is possibly achieveable, however if you are a home builder who needs to outsource body and fabrication of the custom body parts, the budget would be a lot higher. Plus depending on the state the approvals and engineering would be a considerable portion of that budget.

Giddyarp Commited Dubber

62 posts · joined Aug 2012 ·

#927997
Hi there Renebugrod,

Great build mate !!!! Very cool indeed.....

I have a question for you though in regards to your floorpans..... On the drivers side did you buy a half pan or a full pan and cut down to size ??? If it was a half pan where did you order it from ???

Thanks in advance

Dane

renebugrod Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#1044372
Hi All,

Been 10 years since I sold this unfinished rod. I have been wanting to buy her back for some time now and blow me down I found her in a barn, sitting, waiting to be finished.

Anyway, bought her back and now ready to get her on the road.

Stay posted

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beetleboyjeff Custom Title Time!

1,790 posts · joined Feb 2009 ·

#1044375
Wow, how good is that
From your ole' mate Jeff

renebugrod Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#1044551
Picking up the girl in a few weeks.

Might leave the paint and use something to protect it.
ANy ideas on a good sealant? (ankorwax, penetrol?)

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renebugrod Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#1045191
Looks like I will be getting Rene next week, I will be getting her registered and will hopefully be taking her to Valley of the Dubs on May the 14th.
Anyone can restore a classic, but it takes guts to cut one up!

renebugrod Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#1045598
Just letting everyone know, Rene is on the road and turning heads.

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renebugrod Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#1045599
Another shot at northside cruisers

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renebugrod Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#1045600
ohh and I have a Browning M2 machine gun mount now! hehe

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renebugrod Seriously Crusin Dubber

112 posts · joined Jul 2008 ·

#1045601
Zombies look out!

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