The following people and organisations have all made significant contributions to the making of my buggy, so this page is my way of saying thank you to all of them and of recommending them to you.
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Tina for being so lovely and putting up with my buggy obsession! | ||
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Zane Llewellyn at ZaNNetec Motorsports for all the cage fabrication work. | ||
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Simon 'Chad' Chadwick at Doon Buggies for making a great buggy shell. | ||
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Lee Sutherton at Volksmagic for shortening, modifying and strengthening the chassis. | ||
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Terry Fair at Eagle Performance for the rear tubular 3x3 trailing arms. | ||
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Sway-a-Way for the drive shafts. | ||
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Pete Grandia at A-Arm.Com for the front a-arm suspension. | ||
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Walt Jenkins at Custom Metal Spinning for the two piece 6061-T6 aluminium wheel rims. | ||
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All the guys at the Bristol branch of GSF Car Parts for the stock VW parts. | ||
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All the guys at Merlin Motorsports for the seats, seat belts and many other bits and pieces. | ||
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Andy at Milner Off-Road (UK agents for Fox Racing Shox) for advising on, and supplying, the shock absorbers and springs. | ||
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Fox Racing Shox for the shock absorbers. | ||
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D. Faulkner for the springs. | ||
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Tim at McKenzies Performance Products for supplying the CNC and Sway-a-Way stuff and many other US off-road goodies. | ||
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CNC Brakes for the front and rear disk brakes, pedals and hydraulic clutch. | ||
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Caerbont Automotive Instruments for the gauges and senders. | ||
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Bright6 for the instrument panel warning lights. | ||
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Stafford Vehicle Components (SVC) for the lights. | ||
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Speedy Cables for the cable shortening and fabrication. | ||
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Griff's Reality Motorworks for the powder coating. |