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Spotted these buggies out on a trip on the N2 after I was returning from trip up in The Wilderness this past week. :hangloose:

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That was the "beach buggy club' on their annual 7 day adventure.

Towns visited included, Lamberts Bay, Nieuwoudtville, loriesfontein, calvinia, fraserburg, calitzdorp, witsand, swellendam,

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set= ... 280&type=3

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Nice pictures. Is that a new trend with buggies... looks like a larger version of a "bicycle carrier tray" at the rear? (The type that attached to a bicycle to carry some goods like a school bag).

And who was passing who at the time?

By the way, i also drove back that same route on Wednesday, also by white baywindow.
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Dawie wrote:Nice pictures. Is that a new trend with buggies... looks like a larger version of a "bicycle carrier tray" at the rear? (The type that attached to a bicycle to carry some goods like a school bag).

And who was passing who at the time?

By the way, i also drove back that same route on Wednesday, also by white baywindow.
They were all driving a little slow, so I passed them. :twisted:

How did you know I was driving my white Baywindow, it could have been the green one? :twisted: :twisted:
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I thought the green one's spark plug was still blown out?
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The Mild Buggers always drive slow...
1964 T34 - The Razor: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10290
1956 T2 1b - Gill's bus: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10948
1967 T316 - viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10931 & viewtopic.php?f=23&t=15977
2000 beach buggy - viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10915
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Still curious about -what looks like a "carrier rack", (on the back of the blue and the yellow buggy)...
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1964 T34 - The Razor: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10290
1956 T2 1b - Gill's bus: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10948
1967 T316 - viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10931 & viewtopic.php?f=23&t=15977
2000 beach buggy - viewtopic.php?f=23&t=10915
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Dawie wrote:I thought the green one's spark plug was still blown out?
Sorted the spark plug out quite some time ago. I was in my white bus though... 8)

No details on the carriers, they looked quite home made to me, that's all I could see.
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Those carriers are built and designed by a buggy owner in Ceres.
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Impressive :hangloose: :hangloose:


Wonder what happened here??? :( :( :(
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The carriers are homemade (me and my dad built the one for 2 of the buggies) for the 7 day adventure we went on. Came in quite handy, as I took along some unnecessary SH!T, and didn't want to tow a trailer.
It had more than enough space to hold the tent, 2x chairs, crate with food/braai utensils and odd stuff and coolerbag.
Made so that it can be easily removed when not going on a long trip.

The blue buggy on the last image is mine. I have since installed new tyres as the wide fat ones just didn't do it for me anymore :(

Pics of new tyres and carrier can be seen from the link below, currently busy stripping the buggy down to repaint and overall cleanup
Wanted to created a thread on here for some information and overall help, will do it later today and add the images.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set= ... 280&type=1

As for the white buggy above, he drove into the back of another buggy :( Thank goodness the other buggy had a read bumber/bars
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