Pecos Bill - The Next Level

[ORV design and fab]

At least she is smiling

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

Not enjoying how the looks of this drawing turned out. Need to go a lot more smooth and less aggressive on the top part. The main thing is the fundamentals are there. Learning a lot about this suspension system already.

 

[ORV design and fab]

Man I love the engine cage! I want to do something along the same lines, but I need the turbo and piping on there before to see where I can run tubing

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

The engine is in the back, remember
I've decided to go full propane. You think you can figure up a price on the setup we need?

 

[ORV design and fab]

Ah c senior! Of course! Well see what I can find out...turbo??????????????????????????

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

No

 

[frankenyoter]

twin turbos

 

[Black Bear]

triple turbos!

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

Now my biggest challenge might be figuring out how to hide that propane tank.... Barf

 

[ORV design and fab]

Put it in the front!!!!!!! Dang ima genius.

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

Locked and loaded....
Gettin ready to unleash the talent tank

Game on!

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

Still finding more stuff.

 

[ORV design and fab]

Dang bo!!!!! Holding out on us!!!!!!!!! You have a complete buggy stuffed away in there somewhere

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

Not sure how I'm going to use this.

This is a plus in many categories.

I think Travis messed up a couple these shock shafts one time. Should make for a good shift lever and foot petals Probably go to someone's shop and tig weld them, when the time comes.

 

[ORV design and fab]

What is the first pic!!!!

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

Found the other one, thought it was gone.

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

What is the first pic!!!!

It's an overflow reservoir.

 

[ORV design and fab]

Overflow for the adrenaline!!!!!!!

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

Tach and switches. Need to find a new oil pressure, and water temp gauge.

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

 

[frankenyoter]

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

I'm slipping back into improvise mode. Took a sledge hammer to a piano. It's super strong, super ridgid and heavy. 1/2 inch material and flat on the other side. Should work awesome for a welding table.

 

[Black Bear]

Piano's also burn really nice. its cool to hear the strings pop off as it burns.

 

[MetalCraftSolved]

 

[Neal3000]

Toyota zombies........parts, parts, paaaarts