Scamp Body

[honda03842]

I am looking to buy a Scamp 16 Body. I don't need the frame, or any internal parts but would take them away if necessary.

Ever since we purchased our Scamp, even though we've heavily modified our Scamp 16, I have wanted to create the Scamp of my dreams.

Thank you

[sokhapkin]

What is your budget? Scamp offers top and bottom body halves in their online store. The price is very reasonable, but delivery to the destination is a big question.

Fiberglass Body Pieces

[honda03842]

Sergey,

Thank you so much. I didn't realize they sold the major fiberglass body parts.

Norm

[sokhapkin]

New body parts have a huge advantage, they have no any hole. No window holes, no roof holes, no rivet holes etc.

If I planned such big project, I'd buy from Scamp 2 assembled haves with floor on a frame with a temporary roof supports. In this case you can pick up the "trailer" at the factory and tow it to the destination. After that you can sell your current scamp trailer.

[honda03842]

Definitely no holes. As well I don't want the frame.

I have no plans to sell our present Scamp. This is a winter project for the next couple of years in FL though next year part of the winter will be in Montana. I have a different frame idea for this Scamp.

[sokhapkin]

I'm intrigued with "a different frame idea"...

[LyleB]

Saw a molded fiberglass body on the back of a small pickup chassis a few months back. I thought that would be a good project for someone with more skills than I have. Could make it removable, so that you could change chassis as they wore out.

[Mike Magee]

I'm surprised by how affordable the tops and bottoms are.