Reply to "Future of replicas"

Alan MerklinDrclock - Elkins, West Virginia Supporting Member

@dlearl476 posted:
There are several companies that make chassis for dune buggies. I'm sure an enterprising fellow could make one that worked for a Speedster without too much trouble.

Very easy to adjust a buggy tube chassis to a speedster, a few inches in the center will work. Acme in PA , VW Store in Drums, PA and Barrett in AZ all make nice bare chassis, they all are around $2,000 plus $350 for a bare torsion housing charge. By the time you add in trailing arm, beam, disc brakes, lines hoses etc. a complete chassis ( if you do the work) is just under $5k.

12/7/202:01 AM

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