Sandbuggies built with one to four cylinder engines and race up a hilly course

-- Michael Rowe (mmrowe@theramp.net), April 05, 2001

Answers

Well, which is it, Michael: Sand buggies or hill climbers? How about hill climbing sand buggies? Cool. I don't recall them ever doing hill climbers, per se. I wonder: Is Salisbury Hill a protected national monument?

-- Chip Haynes (ehaynes@co.pinellas.fl.us), April 06, 2001.

I don't know but I ate a salsbury steak last night. (BURP!) Excuse me.

-- Joey Falgout (Broadcast Junkies) (joeyinalexandria@hotmail.com), April 06, 2001.

That's a good one! Something that requires thought, expertise, full throttle and great big brass...

-- Dan Denney (rustrenegades@hotmail.com), April 06, 2001.

Hill climbers have been suggested on several threads here. Who knows? Maybe someone will see these posts and think it's a good idea for a show! Is there any hill climbing competition in the U.K. like there is in the U.S.?

-- Chip Haynes (ehaynes@co.pinellas.fl.us), April 09, 2001.

The Jan 30 Episode was for Hill Climbers. I like the idea of a Front Drive engine/tranny mounted sideways mid chassis to run two axles.

-- Jonathan White (jbwsyp@yahoo.com), January 31, 2002.

the trick to making a sand buggy is to have h.p. and balls mount a 350 chev onto a light but heavy duty frame and while youare at it take a ride over to iraq run over saddam and piss on his fucking corps.

-- ray morrison (morrison.ray@sympatico.com), May 01, 2003.