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Dune Buggy

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#1

Just looking to purchase a Dune Buggy but I have no clue on what I should be looking out for and so on. Budget is aprox $3500 and Im thinking something on the lines of 200cc? Would also have to suit an adult lol

I seen some advertised on the motor section of the quokka, all brand new and can get em from $2000 and up. I aint ever really driven a dune buggy,quod or even a dirt bike...

So yeh... Just looking for some advice on your experiances and things like:

-Brands

-Worth going second hand

-CC and speeds it can reach...

-Shop Referals (im in Perth/WA so yeh)

Just doing quick google searches and something like these..

http://pitbikesales.googlepages.com/250ccrampagebuggy

250cc%20Offroad%20Dune%20Buggy%20GoCart%20Watercooled%20%285a%29.JPG

Cheers Zaff

#2

buy a sierra that's rusted to sh*te, cut all the panels off and you get a buggy for a few hundred bucks :)

#3

Fast forward to 0:35 and tell me you aren't tempted to take out a second mortgage on your house!

Speaking of which, how long do you have to own a house before you can take out a second mortgage?

Reckon the bank would be cool with like 4 and a half months??

Edited by Ghosti

#4

The buggies look cool but you would need somewhere good to use them. Its hard to find places to drive my 1/8th scale buggy.

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