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I got no words . . .
“53 willys panel mud toy needs finished. tilt frontend,350 chevy,400 turbo,dana 20 case,44 front,14bolt rear,4.11 gears. no title 1500 cash or trade for a jeep cj call if interested 314-581-1115 Thanks”
http://stlouis.craigslist.org/cto/2356739440.html
Needs finished???? I think this thing is already finished. Proof once again that a bad idea carried to extremes is still a bad idea. Kind of like putting a pig on stilts and calling it a greyhound.
I’ll bet it handles like a marshmallow. Center of gravity on this is about 12 ft. above the roof. Cornering at more than 5 mph may cause a rollover. yup….it’s finished alright! Gads, what a stupid idea.
“I don’t know, Bubba. It seemed like such a good idea on paper…..” ( 🙂 )
The fabrication of those front frame spacers even includes a receiver hitch! You can tow at BOTH ENDS…Truly innovative….It kinda reminds me of those monster trucks on their transport rims, just without any of the monster truck engineering or suspension.
Just think of the view you will get at the drive in with it ….not to mention all the admiring looks.