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The Carcass duo adds a custom fit roll cage, fabricated louvers out back, and a whole bunch of style points to this Baja style bug.
The Carcass duo adds a custom fit roll cage, fabricated louvers out back, and a whole bunch of style points to this Baja style bug.
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S1, EP1 "Beetle to BajAwesome"The Carcass team builds a Baja style bug with a left for dead VW Beetle and a stock Can-Am Maverick X3.
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S1, EP2 "Baja Makeover"The Carcass duo adds a custom fit roll cage, fabricated louvers out back, and a whole bunch of style points to this Baja style bug.
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S1, EP3 "Retro Baja Bug"Baja Style bug gets an 80s retro style paint job to go along with a long travel suspension before the Carcass team takes this incredible combo to Dirty Turtle Offroad Park.
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S5, EP15 "Artistry In Motion -- Project UnSanctioned Part 5"Project Unsanctioned gets the roll cage painted and then back to the shop for a wrap.
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