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I've attempted to compile a list of where all the parts on the buggy originated from. I have taken parts from 6 other cars, some i still own and some i don't. i consider this collection of parts to be the best i've had on one vehicle. it took 6 cars with few good parts to make one off road car with all the good stuff.


Parts from 61 camo baja:

4 Bilstein shocks, 1 bilstein steering damper

VDO oil pressure and temperature and senders

"poly-baja" seat (passenger side)

"perma-cool" 4 pass oil cooler, the best.

master cylinder and wheel cylinders


Parts from 65 parts bug:

front wiring harness

brake pedal pushrod


Parts from 68 parts bug:

pan (used as jig)

rear torsion assembly (converted to irs)

shift rod

rear wiring harness

steering wheel

pedal cluster


Parts from 69 vw van:

tranny 3 rib, 1:5.38 ring & pinion gear. the best off road gearing from O.E.

two cv joints

front skid plate


parts from 69 baja:

CNC turning brakes

Jackman wheels

shifter

oil filter

type 3 rear brakes

1835cc motor

driving lights


Parts from 74 baja (Frank's old baja):

oil cooler fan

progressive weber carb, fuel pump, 009 distributor

driving lights

spare tire


Misc parts:

irs box-in kit

kyb gas adjust shocks (front)

BFGoodrich A/T 31" rear tires

K.C. lights

front suspension out of junk yard

VDO voltage meter

drivers seat

four-point harnesses

battery

6.6 gal. fuel tank

3500# Superwinch

steel tubing and misc.

other misc parts (paint, nuts & bolts, etc...)



the total estimated value for all the parts and materials in my buggy = $3000

the total man hours going into the construction is unknown. from design to first drive took two years of my life. i am more than happy with the "finished" product.




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