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    Looks awesome Jimmy! Did you figure out if you were going to put a 3rd seat in or not?
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    wow - looks good! That is a crapton of hard work - especially all the body work.

    Can't wait to see it!
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    not before clayton, but we were brainstorming tonight about how to do the cage so that the rear passenger would be protected. Got any ideas? Wolverton, you have solidworks or some gayness right? FEMA me something...
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMFScout
    not before clayton, but we were brainstorming tonight about how to do the cage so that the rear passenger would be protected. Got any ideas? Wolverton, you have solidworks or some gayness right? FEMA me something...
    Here's a quick sketch. I colored the second one to try and show better which diagonal was which. I left out the crossbrace and shoulder bar behind the front seats cause it would just clutter up the drawing.



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    Quote Originally Posted by BMFScout
    FEMA me something...
    WTF
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    Quote Originally Posted by StevenAg03
    WTF
    you know solidworks, failure federal aid analysis, or whatever...
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMFScout
    you know solidworks, failure federal aid analysis, or whatever...

    well FEA is Finite Element Analysis...but we dont have that here....FEMA is that govt agency that hates....well since this is public i wont go any further...
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    como esta, but with the a-pillar angled back to keep those braces off driver and shotgun's heads, and don't forget the all-important inverted V in the windshield
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    that looks pimp... leave the windshield white.. looks like a cop car

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    Very cool indeed. So does the picture above mean that you have to help Flem get ones of his rigs trailworthy? Fair trade. Fair trade.

    Damn Brian, that's a kickass sketch. Who knew all of you ****ers had such talent.
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    it's a lot easier when you come to the conclusion that the body is fubar'ed anyway, and that lots of things are "close enough"...

    BDR, kickass drawing, I like it. What if I tapered the back down a little as well? That's a whole mess o' tubing, might have to go raid St. John's stash to get it done...
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    Quote Originally Posted by BMFScout
    it's a lot easier when you come to the conclusion that the body is fubar'ed anyway, and that lots of things are "close enough"...

    BDR, kickass drawing, I like it. What if I tapered the back down a little as well? That's a whole mess o' tubing, might have to go raid St. John's stash to get it done...

    Here's a redraw with the rear sloped down. Only problem I could see is that the rear passenger would have head clearance problems with the other roof bracing, so I redrew it so that the roof bracing crossed, leaving where I think the passenger's head is open. There would be a benefit to this design though....with the rear diagonals (red) lower down they are in about the right spot to provide a place to put a shoulder bar for the rear passenger.

    BTW....how far is it from Dallas to Clayton? CDR and I are going to be "kind of" in that area (stephenville) that weekend for her brother's graduation saturday morning, so I thought if it wasn't too many hours maybe we could meet yall out there saturday night.




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    Quote Originally Posted by mudtoy67
    BTW....how far is it from Dallas to Clayton? CDR and I are going to be "kind of" in that area (stephenville) that weekend for her brother's graduation saturday morning, so I thought if it wasn't too many hours maybe we could meet yall out there saturday night.
    still a pretty good ways, I'd figure at least 4ish hours


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    I think he was saying send him something that he has to put no effort toward... Think, big guy.

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    jimmy you cant just ask for help...you have to demand it..and then when people go out of their way to help you...you need to ***** and moan about how it took so long and how ****ty the help is in the first place...
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