Iam not sure if this is the right place for this.But i just bought a buggy and i need the more or less the roof cut of and a new one welded in it place. The problem iam haveing is the my head sits higher than the cage
so i need more head room. but i do not have a tube bender to tackle this my self so iam looking for some to take it to and pay to have it done.I live in sandusky ohio does anybody know of a good place to get this taken care of. I would drive a few if thats what it takes to get it done.I will post pics of the buggy tomorrow, thanks chad

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Not sure how high your head is above the roof but you might have some less expensive options..

Possibly new seats that sit a bit lower...
Remount the seats lower...
Tilt the seats back a few degrees...

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I had thought of that too.but the simple fact is iam 6'2" 300lbs And i need more room.its a pain in the ass for me to out of the buggy.I just need more head room and more side room to get in and out of the buggy.
I got the buggy for a really good price so iam willing to put the money in it and make it fit me.

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try eds welding in huron oh its a race car shop they bend tubeing the adress is 740 river road huron oh ph#419 433 4101 I live in brookpark and i do have a bender

also can drop your floor pan some if its not

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When I had the Duck I raised the roof by adding short lengths of tubing to the front risers and coped them to fit the radius of the top frame rails. I made 4" long sleeves to go inside the tubes. Cut the tubes off at the frame and used a hydraulic jack and a 4x4 to raise the roof up to installed the tube assemblys and lowered the jack until the coped end mated up with the top frame rail . Leave an 1/8" fill gap around the sleeve then weld it it up. I also added a braces in the courners for additional strength. You do not need a bender for this method.

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thanks for some of the ideas. Here is some pics of the buggy. This is what i have to work with. need to get more head room. and do some other odds and ends. i got this buggy for a really good deal.its street legal ohio title,titled as a 99 roadster or someshit like that. It needs a motor and i am going to change it to a long travel buggy. I have not decided if i want air cooled or water cooled yet.

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Nice looking chassis. I would raise the hoop behind the seats a few inches using a similar method to the one ody suggested,push the windshield frame forward,and make longer roof bars to recconect. The windshield bars will support more weight standing up straighter also.

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First thing you need to decide is what are you going to do with it, on road or off road. If your answer is some of both, you build it for off road. Depending on that answer, we might be better able to help you.
If you can't find anyone local I might be able to help you.

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Well i do want it on the street. But i want it main purpose will be off road and sand dunes once a year.
I want a long travel buggy. i will most of the time have it in the woods. but i would be nice to drive on the street now and again.

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