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dOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT TYPE OF BUGGY THIS IS?

https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/19262/does-anyone-know-what-type-of-buggy-this-is

Cozza ·

Can anyone help in identifying the manufacturer or kit name for the buggy that I am rebuilding.

Thanks Cozza:bounce

Cozza ·

Can anyone help identify this buggy that I am rebuilding, I would be interested to know the who the manufacturer of the kit is.

Cozza

pod ·

more info or maybe a pic please

lugnuts ·

It looks to me like one of those retro-invisable buggies from Littleland.:o

daz67 ·

Cozza wrote:Can anyone help identify this buggy that I am rebuilding, I would be interested to know the who the manufacturer of the kit is.

Cozza
Cozza ,

Send me an e-mail with a picture and I'll post it for you.

darryl.hall@motorline.com.au

kroozzn63 ·

Cozza ·

Hopefully the photos are now small enough to be loaded.

Cozza

VDUBXTC ·

Not yet

Cozza ·

Sorry apparently still working on it obviously going to be a learner dubber for a while!

Cozza

daz67 ·

daz67 ·

Some more...........

[Edited on 22-2-2004 by daz67]

helterskelter400 ·

wow.

an astrum with a tray...

Cozza ·

Thanks for all your help in the id of my buggy, does anyone know much of where these kits originated or anything more about them. Maybe a web site address that can tell me more.

Thanks Cozza:bounce

helterskelter400 ·

no site i know of.

let us know if you find one.

was it mr930 here had the molds?? cant remember.

astrums & tiapans seem the most "common" buggy type here in wa.

dunno anyting more other than mine's an astrum take off, my bro has an orig body in prep, a freind had one & a friends dad's still got one.

modulus ·

See:
http://www.klubvwoffroad.aunz.org/stockton-4-03/stockton_sand_dune_april_18.htm

Some of the people mentioned there are from here, so to speak, such as The Bronze; they might be able to put you in contact with the Astrum guy...

hth