C2 Motorsports 4×4

We’re busy building our next vehicle.

Check out our progress, chronologically. We’ve been posting updates and photos as we build the buggy. We began with a tube chassis and some axels in 2024. Clayton’s built it almost entirely himself, with a few good friends’ help here and there. He knows every inch of the build.

• April 2026
• March 2026
• February 2026
• January 2026
• Third and Fourth Quarters of 2025
• Second Quarter of 2025
• First Quarter of 2025
• September 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024
  More pictures of his progress.
• June 1, 2024 to June 30, 2024
  Clayton’s progress…
• April 22, 2024 to May 30, 2024
  Clayton worked on a few different things this month and part of last month. Here are some photos of his progress.
• Anthony @ DF Fabrication
  Anthony is the owner of DF Fabrication. He has been there every step of the way. Anthony has become what I now consider a good friend. Anthony will take time out of his day to help you because he takes great pride in his work. He can assist with setting up your buggy for a complete build.… Read more: Anthony @ DF Fabrication
• Stripping and Building Axles
  Started cutting all the factory suspension brackets off. Very time consuming but it saved some money. Got the one axle all cleaned and disassembled, sent it out for machining to make it my rear steer axle. Welding trusses onto axles, installing ARB lockers F&R with BIG 40 spline axles & 1550 u-joints.
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  The Beginning
  This is the only photo I have of the truck when it was new from the dealer. It had 31″ tires, no p/s, open diffs w/IFS. Through the years I installed 4.88 gears, 33″ Tires and 4.5 transfer case gears from O’brian 4×4. I wheeled all over the northwest and Rubicon with it. In 2008, I installed… Read more: The Beginning
• I brought this home. It’s the beginning of our next buggy.
  This is the very start. The axles need to be cleaned up and stripped of all non-usable components. Chassis needs final welds and then, we start adding brackets for every single one of our components. What components, you ask? This website will take you through each one as I put it together.