I hate asking this, but I have only been able to find a few pics out there of 4 seater tube rigs, since most are 2 seaters :(


So if anyone knows of any - please post them :)


I have seen several 2 seater designs that look right, but making a longer 4 seater design look balanced is probably gonna be a little more tricky....

Thanks! :cool2:

http://www.crusherengineering.com/

I did one better for ya! This four seater is for sale! I have seen this thing on the trails it is sick sick sick!!!!!!

There was a sniper or a scorpion rig(s) that had 4 seaters..

all the info I got for ya!

There's always the Rubibus!

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/attachment.php?s=&postid=419917

:flipoff2: :flipoff2:

Theres a guy here in town with a cool 4 seater toy buggy thing, vortec 4.3, doubled toy t cases, 4 buckets, on board air, beautifully built rig, I will have to see if I can snag a pic, It is really well built!!

here's a shot of Camo's rig:

Originally posted by Toyota_Jim
There was a sniper or a scorpion rig(s) that had 4 seaters..

all the info I got for ya!

http://www.scorpionvehicles.com/images/4seat_sideview.jpg

Hey DRM, here's a shot of a 4-dr. tube buggy I got to ride in while I was in Moab - small block 400, auto, Atlas, blah, blah, blah.

It was Kewel doing 70 across the desert, tho!:D It rode smooth as glass, and crawled pretty good, too.

http://tellico.off-road.com/wwwthreads_uploads/787624-moab21.jpg

Originally posted by 0ILBURNER
Hey DRM, here's a shot of a 4-dr. tube buggy I got to ride in while I was in Moab - small block 400, auto, Atlas, blah, blah, blah.

It was Kewel doing 70 across the desert, tho!:D It rode smooth as glass, and crawled pretty good, too.

http://tellico.off-road.com/wwwthreads_uploads/787624-moab21.jpg f

That buggy got a feature in one of the mags about a year ago. Looked pretty cool. Isn't it a campbell ent. buggy?? I know they did the bodywork.

Yeah - - the guy who now owns it (damed if his name doesn't escape me) bought it from the guy who had Campb. build it.
No expense spared, I might add :grinpimp:

Only thing I'd have to change would be to add beadlocks to the purty alum. wheels.

http://www.rockcrawler.com/techreports/avalanche/ZL-71/Imga0095.jpg
http://www.rockcrawler.com/techreports/avalanche/ZL-71/Imga0090.jpg

Wow - thanks guys, plenty of good pics!

But I am greedy - more? :p

Wow MudYoTa, the more I look at that buggy, the more impressed I get. Who owns that thing and what's its pedigree (what's it got for a drivetrain)?

Originally posted by Peabody
Wow MudYoTa, the more I look at that buggy, the more impressed I get. Who owns that thing and what's its pedigree (what's it got for a drivetrain)?



Looks like the new one Avalanche is building to me. Check out that front axle.......


http://www.avalancheengr.com/buggies/buildup_ZL71.htm

For the money that must cost, i sure hope those are leather seats :flipoff2:

http://www.rockcrawler.com/techreports/avalanche/ZL-71/Imga0095.jpg

Purpose: To bring a dominant 4-seater buggy to the trail that has equal prowess on the street.


Does that mean it stays on the trailer while towing it? :D