LV

Does anyone have any info on local fabricators of Buggy chassis, looking for a rolling chassis, thanks

Sea-Dated

I don't know about local builders for a rlling chassis but if you know Eric Altom you might check with him. I know he has owned couple of buggies. I think he just sold one to P-Offshore. Also check with Sam's Offroad, they might be able to steer you in the right direction.

http://www.samsoffroad.com/

gtsmpuc

Ive never seen any of there work, but i need to go look at some equipment they have, but they stuff on their website looks pretty cool. They are a Sapulpa based company. Also you can see if wagoner machine, is still in busiiness. They used to be the top dogs around here. They were out by Haskell i think.

LV

Ok thanks guys

Keytime

Wheelin' in Disney? Isn't there an offroad park down there?

Sight and Sound

Larry - call Ryan at Ryno 4WD here in Tulsa. He's a friend of mine. 459-9003.

gtsmpuc

They go down below the big dam. There are a couple real good spots if the waters not running. There is a place in south ok, that the big boys go play at. Supposedly you have to be on 44's or bigger to get around. A few big national guys came down w their buggies on 37's and the unloaded and then put them right back on the trailer.

Keytime

Down south in OK? I seem to recall a place called Clinton down there that was popular for wheeling. I've never been to either. Just Tuttle Creek in Kansas and various CO trips. I'm not a hardcore rock-crawler, by any means, but it's fun to get out there and explore.

Have fun!

carter38

I agree good friend of mine. He knows his stuff very straight forward and honest guy.

LV

Ryan has done some work on my stuff as well, i didnt even think about him to be honset, ill def give him a call.