You do a great job explaining and commenting concisely. I love watching these videos.

Can you pull start that?

Great work for the budget except for the tires . Maybe you should invest in a plastic tent for your future paint jobs 👌

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Working on stuff makes more interesting videos.

As you said, your neighbors must love you.

Great Job Spanky! I am impressed with your tenacity.

Is your nick name Spanky? It should be.

How much did you give for it? I'm looking at a 709 but not sure if it will fit my 863 bobcat g series.

You did a good job and made it look easy. What did you do yo keep this truck so rust free? Or are you in a place with no salt?

Man, those trailing arms look badass, they’re a real creation!! Are you fixing to go with plate type triangulation or tube? Whichever way you go, I’m stoked to see the end result, you always seem to turn out a sweet looking yet functional product. I’ve not been there from the beginning of the channel, but I’ve gone to the start of it by watching it all as I do whenever I find a creator that I can get along with. Whether you have the qualifications on paper or not, I class you as one hell of an engineer, I’ve gained a lot of ideas and inspiration from you, keep it up dude!

Hell yeah man I stumbled onto your channel when I first got my rail and I’ve never left since. Every video you put out I either come out of it having learned something or with a new site on how to go about doing something. Glad to see the buggy is back man!

I'm impressed. Looks pretty good. I might try this with my 99 Blazer. It's red and the paint is in about the same condition yours was.

Oh no, the evil rear suspension again, haha. I see in the description, you've put 4th time lucky. I shouldn't laugh, getting this stuff right on a custom built chassis isn't easy. Great job at usual man

I showed up initially for the E39 Vanoss troubleshooting 3 years ago. You film stuff in a way that's very easy for the viewer to see what the deal is, similar to M539 Restorations. I don't work on my own shit terribly often or fabricate ever but I've definitely taken away some tricks I use in my profession. This buggy stuff is probably the easiest way to visualize and learn about what goes into a functional suspension system, especially with the context of the axle snapping problem from the previous videos

The buggy was how I stumbled on ya. Nice to see it back in the shop!

I am pleased you are back doing video's on your buggy. Please do more😃

ITS BACK!!! The real OG's were here since the sacrificial anode

When I cut my roof bars, I had a sneaking suspicion they were under tension......I made sure to take caution as I cut. When I reached the last bit of material, the windshield frame let go with a loud THUD......Ended up being 1 3/4" of space between the top pipe of the windshield to the roof bars.

I'm deeeeep on the buggy. Been here since the beginning. I drop what I'm doing and watch these as soon as I possibly can when they get posted. Thanks for the great content!!

OG subscriber. Came for the buggy content but enjoy all of it. I'm glad your back on the buggy and think your on track for an awesome ride!

Came back to watch the series! Thanks for the video!

I got here for the buggy and I keep watching because a learn something new every video.

My sand rail has a big ole booty........78"🤣 I had to remove my roof bars as they were way too low. I also have the same issue with the top bar of the windshield being too low. Whoever built my frame was a toothpaste-eating crackhead.......so many gremlins.

Nice work. Thanks for the video! Did get a giggle out of you talking about welding on the bending waste and then proceed to chop a similar amount of the back of the tube.

How the hell you smash the exhaust up there😂 I unbolted and it’s straight piped but never smashed it

SpankRanch, as an OG viewer, it's good to see you got back to the passion of the channel. once you're done with the buggy axle it's time to fix that windowed BMW block.

so sick,! buggy was before my time but ive watched your whole catalog at this point

Yay buggy time. Not sure how long after you started posting buggy stuff i subscribed, but the buggy was what brought me to your channel

Looking forward to the new buggy content! I need to upgrade to 2.5s also in the rear. V6 Honda rear engine

Looks great. now you can do my 68 roadrunner , paint it red too

OG Here always a great time

I bought my rail buggy and was lookin around on KZbin and found this build. Stayed for all the rest . Great stuff as always!

Cool project. I found the channel when I was looking for BMW stuff, specifically the S54 oil pump tensioner.

glad to see the buggy is back. Definitely what brought me to the channel

OG fan here. I enjoyed your channel and how you take on projects. You have many skills and you are not afraid to dive into the unknown. I also have a VW 4-seater sand rail I built almost 40 years ago and still driving it with a EMPI bubble top case- 2276cc - 44mm dual Webers

Been here since the Cherokee ! It’s my favorite got a beater zj myself lots of fun !!!

I'd call myself an OG, dude those arms are killer!

So nice to see you back on the buggy project. Hope you get lots of miles and smiles with the new design.

How many different welders do you have Spark Ranch?

The buggy vids are what pulled me in from the beginning. I love it.

I started watching for the buggy content then stayed when you had bmw content also. I haven't posted any of my bmw projects but I have had a lot over the years.

👍. 🇨🇦

That should work, you custom subaru 930 stub axle may be small but its possible its not the smallest, we've made some with a VW Fox front, its super tiny

yep, that makes me want to keep my buggy with the vw engine. plenty of fun.

Miss the buggy bout riding weather again she’s gonna b awesome when I get done

I'm an OG. Got here for this buggy and stayed for all the heavy equipment. Your vids are sick. I wish I had a 1/4 of your talent man. Keep it up!

Absolutely here from the beginning. Buggy is my personal favorite project but I watch regardless, content is always solid.

Looks good

Woah! I didn't come in expecting this level of geek! Awesome video!