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Glasser
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Endoboy
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Where's the fun in that? No banging knuckles on the fiberglass? No body contortions just to get the wrenches in position to tighten a bolt? No blood? 
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rterfert
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Location: Yuma Arizona
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| No body contortions just to get the wrenches in position to tighten a bolt? |
Think outside the box 
contort the wrench  |
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Yellermanx
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No problemo here. 
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lostinbaja
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Location: Frankfort, Illinois
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They fit just fine on my buggy. 
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GeorgeL
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| I like the direct tire-to-air-filter dirt transfer path on these! Perhaps some contortion is worth it! |
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nightmanx11
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Location: Downstate Illinois
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OMG Jerry's buggy on a trailer. HERESY!!!! This is truely a rare picture
Jose |
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Glasser
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CoryN
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Well I'm envious, mine isn't going to fit
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kustoms
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If its not a challenge its not worth doing.
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lostinbaja
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Location: Frankfort, Illinois
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OMG Jerry's buggy on a trailer. HERESY!!!! This is truely a rare picture
Jose |
It doesn't happen often, I finished putting the new engine together and in the buggy at 2:00am and had to leave for Silver Lake at 4:00am. The engine install was completed on the trailer once I arrived at Silver Lake along with the cam break in. Then it saw 10 days of duning
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If it's being towed, it must be a trailer!
"Vee Grow Too Soon Oldt Und Too Late Schmardt"
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Arnold Wingler
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OK I am jealous. Pictures are my attempt at squeezing in IDAs on tall Berg manifolds with Jaycee stacks and NOS foggers. Didn't quite all fit.
Had to make inner fenders to protect carbs and nitrous plumbing, then had to cut out the back of the glass to clear the stacks
Made up some aluminum covers to go over the holes in the glass,
And now I'm thinking that I'll never be able to get to the jets, so might just cut out the top back half above the carbs and put on an aluminum wing. |
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I'm going to be spoiled working on this thing 
