Hummer Rebuild

[jakesnake27]

Originally Posted by rib33024

looks like it's going to be a nice build

x2

[fsu1tm]

Originally Posted by Brandell123

Had to break out the vintage singer sewing machine to knock out the seats. We have an embroidery machine at our office so we decided to embroider the H3 logo into the front seats.

Definitely a skill not shared by many on BGW. Good job.

[alwhite00]

Turned out great! What chassis and drivetrain?

[Brandell123]

I should have posted these first, but here's some pictures of the process. Just wanted to post them on here so I don't lose them.

[Brandell123]

The back platform was way to small so I took some scrap angle iron and plate I had laying around and extended it enough to be able to strap an ice chest down.

[Brandell123]

Since I am matching the roadster I'm going to do the same wood dash and wood flooring. The floor was very uneven so I glued the rubber mat it came with back down and welded some steel plate to cover it. I glued and bolted it down so now I have a good flat surface that won't rattle. I have pre cut the wood and tomorrow I am going to router out the edges for the flat bar to fit into. If you haven't seen the roadster build be sure to check it out. I'm basically copying it the best I can. (Link Below)

http://www.buggiesgonewild.com/showthread.php?t=118722

[Swan]

Looks Great !!!!

[alwhite00]

What chassis and drivetrain?

[Brandell123]

Originally Posted by alwhite00

What chassis and drivetrain?

Not positive, but it looks like it was specifically made for this body. The cart was made by American custom golfcarts. It has an aluminum chassis and is powered by black label motor.

[Brandell123]

Originally Posted by alwhite00

What chassis and drivetrain?

Not positive, but it looks like it was specifically made for this body. The cart was made by American custom golfcarts. It has an aluminum chassis and is powered by black label motor.