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GREENI



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Comp buggy
Thought i’d share a mate’s comp buggy, it’s the third one he’s built and they all can be seen competing at staffs and shrops comps.
I’ve been in some very fast cars GT3RS etc, but this was just utterly savage.
‘Hot’ LS3, sequential box geared to do about 118mph, fully independent suspension, american truck diffs.

It’s a vague Land Rover silhouette, it does have a deluxe Series bonnet.



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GREENI



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The front of the engine sits about 2” in front of the windscreen line, making it jump over stuff super level.

Here’s a video of his first buggy of this style at Sweet Lamb.

Yes he races in a leather jacket!

And NO, no Bowlers are anywhere near faster than him.

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ibexman



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Very tidy finished
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seriesonenut



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Needs an internal windscreen wiper! Loving the stick version mind you Rolling with laughter 2010 XS USW
1957 Series One 88 diesel
1958 Series One 88 4x2
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excossack



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I am sure I have seen that one at the SSLRC events. I am out at Sweet Lamb in October Smile 1999 Defender TD5 110

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Post #849431 12th Aug 2020 7:16am
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GREENI



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I'll see you there at Sweet Lamb, I'll be marshalling, depending on weather i'll be in either the v8 or td5... it's Wales, so the td5 Mr. Green
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excossack



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Cool. I will be arriving in the 110 I guess and spending the day in/around the rescue ambo.
Also this will be the first time as Sweet Lamb. 1999 Defender TD5 110

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John M0VAZ
Econet Station 48 no clock
Post #849443 12th Aug 2020 7:51am
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GREENI



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It's not very glamorous, despite its name. It's nice on the tops if the weather's good, terrible if not!
I've spent many weekends servicing comp motors, lying on my back in running water Neutral
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excossack



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Its Wales so anything weather wise can happen. Hopefully see you there. (17th / 18th Oct I think it is) 1999 Defender TD5 110

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John M0VAZ
Econet Station 48 no clock
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Re: Comp buggy
GREENI wrote:
Thought i’d share a mate’s comp buggy, it’s the third one he’s built and they all can be seen competing at staffs and shrops comps.
I’ve been in some very fast cars GT3RS etc, but this was just utterly savage.
‘Hot’ LS3, sequential box geared to do about 118mph, fully independent suspension, american truck diffs.

It’s a vague Land Rover silhouette, it does have a deluxe Series bonnet.


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That is "The cat's pajamas" (showing my age) is "sick" current? Just because you're offended doesn't mean you're right.
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GREENI



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‘Sick’ is even old hat, now.

It’s now ‘that’s the jam’. Cool

I often speak fluent ‘current’ .... it’s working in my trade that does it... once talking to a female friend on the phone I said something was ‘sick’, she said ‘pardon?’
I apologised and said ‘’you’re not ‘DOWN’ with the kids, are you?’
To which she replied..

‘No, I’m in Tesco’. Laughing

@seriesonenut you need a navigator to clear your screen.
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LiftedDisco



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Very nice indeed...

If he needs anything fettling or more work doing (assuming it’s not all done in-house already...), your mate could do worse than talk to Mike Brown at Blackbird Industries in Lichfield.

They do a lot of Ultra4 stuff and much, much more...
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GREENI



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This is all done in his own private house garage, he has his own lathes and cnc machines, it’s under his house, he had to lift part of the kitchen floor up, just so he could fit a machine in the garage Laughing
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LiftedDisco



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Impressive, very impressive!
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GREENI



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