Description
Sells - Dune Buggy Sicra Big of 1973
A buggy dune - also known as Beach Buggy - is a recreational vehicle with wide circles and tires designed for use on the sand of the beaches or deserts. It is usually a homeless car and with rear engine. A buggy dune can be created ex novo or modifying an existing vehicle. Many Buggy dunes have been made starting from the Beetle of Volkswagen. The model is called "insect" (bug from which the term "buggy"). The beetle frame is very suitable for the construction of a beach car because the rear engine configuration improves the traction and air-cooled engine avoids complications associated with a water-cooled engine. Furthermore the front suspensions are cheap and robust and the spare parts of the beetle have always been economical and easy to find. Buggy dunes with fiberglass bodywork were made in many shapes and sizes. The first was the "Meyer Manx" of 1964 built by Bruce Meyers who designed it as a "kit-car" based on the Beetle floor. Later many other companies around the world have created other buggy dunes based on Meyers fiberglass fiber. These are known as "clones".
Maintenance: Dune Buggy Model Sicra Big Buggy 1200cc, year 1973, in excellent general condition, 4-seater approved on the booklet, new braking system and cut by little. Vehicle equipped with a certificate of historical relevance. Original documents and license plate.
Defects: no defect to highlight.
Vehicle can be viewed by appointment
Negotiable price in the negotiation phase.
Financing from 12-84 months
Troubleshooting available on request 12-36 months
Management of bureaucracy and transfer of ownership
Assistance and protection link motors
Trade-offs are evaluated
High resolution photo on the link motors website
No exchanges
Sells - 1973 Sicra Dune Big Buggy
At Dune Buggy - Also Known As a Beach Buggy - Is a Recreational Motor Vehicle With Large Wheels, And Wide Tires, Designed for Use on Sand Dunes, Beaches, Or Desert Recreation. The design is usually at Roofless Vehicle With a Rear-Mounted Engine. At dunes buggy can be created by Modifying an Existing Vehicle or Custom-Building in New Vehicle. For Dune Buggies Built On The Chassis of An Existing Vehicle, The Volkswagen Beetle Was Commonly Used As The Basis For The Buggy. The Model is nicknamed bug, therefore the term «buggy». The Beetle Platform Chassis Was Used Because The Rear Engine Layout Improves Traction, The Air-Cooled Engine Avoids The Complexities and Failure Points Associated With A Water-Cooled Engine, The Front Suspension Was Considered Cheap And Robust And The Spare Parts from Volkswagen Were Cheap And Readily Available. Dune Buggies With Glass-ReinForced Plastic (Fiberglass) Bodies as in Many Shapes and Sizes. The Original Fiberglass Dune Buggy W
