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The BNS Fab B2 buggy






Will have it at my shop in a few weeks

cool

Getting a 302, c-4/5, doubler, D44 and 9in with 4.88's, spool front, ARB rear, cutting brakes, 4-link front and rear... for starters

Got it home...









The "ultimate" 4x4 suspension





The gauges are "F-ing-awesome"

Notbad for $500, minus the axles. Have almost all parts needed to rebuild it

Getting some coil-overs for it next week

Started working on the front suspension, got the coilover brackets tacked to the frame. And made some temporary lower mounts.









Is sitting a bit high at the moment, will fix that when i dropp in the V-8, trans, and doubler Is currently on 38's, I want bigger

I like it thats b.a.

Ended up going full width on my axles instead of E.B. My choice of tires made my decision for me, was gonna be rubbing everything with those 38's on the E.B. axles. So amusing axles from a '78 Bronco instead

I like the full width axles im tryin to talk my brother into puttin 1 ton under his 78 f150 guess who's gonna get the 44 and 9" when he does

I was trying to keep it skinny, we have width restrictions at one of the ORV areas. With my current rims on the full-size axle I am 4in too wide to play. But am getting some different rims to cure that problem

Am in the process of making the links for the rear. Just got the truss for the rear. Now I can attach the uppers and get the lowers set to the correct length Is slowly getting there



In this pic you can see the uppers temporarily tacked to the housing, and my temp. rear struts

Lookin good... Bad thing bout it a toy is never finished

Mudhog1977 wrote:Lookin good... Bad thing bout it a toy is never finished

Not worried about ever being done, I just wanna roll it and wheel of course and roll again

Here's a little blast from the past for you