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I am trying to locate two rear wheels to match the two that I have, this will help with several issues I am having up front. They are 22x10x10 from a hammerhead 150 The wheels will look better if all four are the same size and this will allow me to install front brakes.

I stripped the rear section of the Par Car golf cart clean and started measuring. The original idea was to zee step the frame and put the original body back on it. But the wheelbase grew almost nine inches in the rear. I considered moving the crossmember forward some and shortening the swing...

I was in the stock room the other day and saw this golf cart that I had stashed away a couple of years ago. I had put it away for a future project, and started collecting parts along the way. I knew it would become a gas burner but didnt know what that would be. I bought a Hammerhead 150cc...

Hello, I'm Jim and I am a retired fabricator. I have had a lifelong fascination with steel and odd vehicles. I am currently building a golf cart to use at car shows and swap meets as a pit cart. The stock EV part was cut off and I am in the process of grafting the back half of a 150cc Hammerhead...

Roflmao, I forgot, all is well. Send in the clowns is a good song too!

We worried about Russia and the USSR back then, didn't really know about Irac or Iran. We kept an eye on North Korea, because they captured the Pueblo and wouldn't give the men back, should have blown them away back then. But nothing like today it's coming from all sides now.

GP, Thank you, Pat loves her Jeep. I am going to build this one just 2WD but my wheels were turning in that direction. I am always collecting for the next build so I have been looking at 4x4 atvs as a doner for the next one. I would like to start a build thread, is that something that is done...

I'm Country to the bone. I'm not a huge fan of the new country sound but some of it has some roots in country. Most of my time is in the shop building so it's, WSM 650 AM, I did say I'm 64 didnt I, sorry. I grew up on Haggard and Jones but Hayse and Stapleton arnt bad. Today it looks like...

Thank you, sometimes you cant tell with the written word. It dose look like it came out of a spool gun. He was using ⅛" filler rod and that is a really big filler rod, it gets messy quick. I am going to get some ³/¹⁶ rod and practice now that I have a machine in my shop. Thanks for the comment.

This is a little more typical of the work I do.

No, a friend did that, I haven't tig welded in 10 years and I think I should have tried. I'm sorry to have posted that, its bad.

Thank you for the kind words I found her a tonka Jeep and painted it yellow. She keeps it on her table in the bedroom. She is a real 4x4 nut, certifiable!

Thanks everyone

Something else to get hurt on!

I ain't getting off the porch, till it warms up

I cut down an ammo can about 6" welded it back together and added some hardware. I added an eye bolt to the latch and Pat has a padlock that she can secure the box when she is out shopping. it made a great console and cup holder it was powder coated with wrinkle satin black. the thread in the...

This is my wife's Jeep she is as big of a gearhead as I am and has a history of racing jeeps back in the day. when we purchased it, it had a tow bar bumper on it. it spent the first part of its life behind a motor home, then it sat in an airplane hangar for 20 years! I took it apart and...

A warm Hello to everyone, I'm Jim and my wife is Pat. I am a retired fabricator and custom builder of all things steel, we have several 4x4s but my wife's favorite is her 1973 CJ5, it has the 304 V8 with 67,000 original miles on it, its Daisy yellow has power steering and is pretty much stock...