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David Head wrote:I'm sure Murz is talking about the quality of buggy that he builds. Which, if I may say, is a top notch buggy. Cory, Of course you can spend as little or as much as you want. but to get the the Standards that Murz is talking about, it is gonna cost. Rick Lyons currently owns Murz's old buggy. Hopefully, you will see it in Salado.
I agree with you that a lot of the Expense is in Interior Seats and Tires and wheels.
David
MURZ wrote:My name is Michael Murzi and I have been build free for 792 days now. and yes I am an addict.
Bill K wrote:Hey Cory, there is only one standard this Club has: Love and Enjoy Dune Buggies. It's up to you to decide how you want to meet that standard. As you can see, we have a panorama of cars with varying styles, appearance, and cost.
Thanks for the wake up call A lot of those things you overlook in the initial stages of estimating. But hey a year or two of entertainment is worth the price of the build,,,,,,pricelessMURZ wrote:OK new builders....re read this old post and let me know how close I was on the estimations...... LOL
Jack Duncan wrote:Whatever you budget for the build, just figure on additional cash for things you didn't expect or misfigured on price. Trust me, it will be more than you think. Keep track of expendatures and you'll see what I mean. I don't mean to throw salt on a wound, but it's just a warning.
CoryN wrote:I don't want to know. I've added another $5000 just in the last year.
Doesn't matter, the friends I've made in the process are priceless, and what its all about.
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