Been wanting to do this for a few years now and just got a frame from my friend. All Ive done so far is attach a seat from an old lawn chair and just bought mirrors and a multimeter. Im gettting wheels from my schools old program and Im thinking out the electrical system.
Looks lika a very great start. I can not tell for sure by the picture, but you need to have structure if some sore under your butt. If you run over a wheel, rock or a car we do not want it to enter into a place that it should not.
Thats just a Hood River car that Jeff used to race, then Nathan snapped his right axle with his aluminum frame at the Eugene Celebration race due to improper welds that were not checked.
