Jays68yak@pacfab
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At Pacific Fabrication we have been building a buggy for a good buddy. It was nearing the end of the build as we got the torchmate 4800. Right before the buggy was torn down for coating I was able to finally figure out a grill that kept some of the prior wheelers history. Since the buggy was replacing a 77 blazer we thought it would be cool to mimic the grill from that. Down in the corner where it usually shows the engine size, we put the buggies name. Pigglywiggly. Not totally sure how that came about but it's what the last wheeler was called and since this is version 2, there is a V2 inside the Chevy emblem.
This was one of my first intricate parts I cut on the table. I see a few things I could've done in the cut file to make things better. All parts are 10gauge p+o steel, cut with 40 amp consumables.
This was one of my first intricate parts I cut on the table. I see a few things I could've done in the cut file to make things better. All parts are 10gauge p+o steel, cut with 40 amp consumables.
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