Berrien Nostalgia on Berrien chassis
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The Berrien Buggy Chassis after welding in misc. brackets and having it powdercoated.
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Rear view of the Berrien chassis. It has already been powder coated but we were mocking up the rear seat support, oil filter mount,oil cooler mount and MSD mounting. The oil cooler and the oil filter mount to the rear seat support.
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Bending and fitting the cage. We had an idea of what we wanted, but nothing on paper.
The cage is made of .095 x 1 1/2"dia. mild steel tubing. I bought a Pro Tools bender and I am very pleased with it.
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The finished cage sitting upside down on the floor with the fiberglass floorpan sitting on top.
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A nearly completed rollcage.
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The 1914cc engine waiting to go in the Berrien buggy so the new Weber 44idf's can be installed.
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My Brother installing the stainless steel bellcrank linkage from CSP. The best linkage on the market if you ask me. All the tin has been powdercoated.
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Here is the cockpit of the Berrien Nostalgia buggy. The grab bar was chromed before welding it to the roll cage then the cage was powdercoated.
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A view of the dash with Autometer "Traditional" gauges. We also wired this buggy with a fold down fuse panel, like I did on my orange Manx.
We built the rollcage with the overhead bars spaced out from the center to make the buggy safer then the cages with overhead bars installed a foot apart. It is still very easy to get in and out of. As a matter of fact the overhead bars are not even an issue when entering or exiting the buggy.
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Berrien Nostalgia on Berrien chassis
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Rear view on My Sister and Sister in laws's, "Berrien Nostalgia" Buggy. My brother and I built it in our spare time. It was our first attempt at bending and installing a rollcage. It didn't turn out too bad.
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Finally got rid of that noisy stinger that I kept walking into and installed a nice quiet stainless steel Super Trapp. Thanks go to Jeff formerly at Appletree Auto for doing the spur of the moment tig welding and fabbing to get the muffler installed.
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Here is a side view of the new Super Trapp.
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Headed out to pick up dinner.
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Dual 44IDF Webers fit under the Berrian Nostalgia
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Nostalgia dash
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1915cc
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Waiting to play in the sand.
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Coming back from a ride in the dunes.
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There is a Lawn Tractor Battery mounted in there somewhere.
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Chromed 1960 VW Tail Light
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