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Old 25-01-2012
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Originally Posted by Dandare View Post
Or, buy a kit (no electrics), build it (handy as you'll be more capable of fixing it when it breaks) & buy quality electrics straight off.

Or, look at the secondhand market, plenty of quality buggys here..
A combination of both worked for me. New buggy kit so I got to know how it goes together (and I enjoyed building it with my son) with second hand electrics.
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