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UPDATE: **Still Available**
(12/05/2013) “A late gettlemens pride & joy was built to stay in the dessert for 30 days some of equip- late mod 327-turbo 400-pto air compressor-elictric air compressor-2/20 gal feul tanks/30 gal water tank-inverter-dual batterys with disconect-tilt wheel-bucket set-spare parts-hyd winch-cb-spot light”
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/cto/5210904559.html
Wow, interesting. Is that an anchor on the front bumper?
where is the kitchen sink?
Wow, I’d have to name the truck “Inspector Gadget”. LOL, John
This reminds me of the car and truck sketches I used to do as a kid where I would keep adding more of… everything.
Far out !!
And I like it….
The weight of the front bumper assembly seems like it would really mess up the steering and suspension. Looks like the builder spent quite a bit of time shopping at a discount autoparts store while using their moms credit card.
Sheesh. That front end weighs more than a flatty. The rear looks like 10 different trucks. The guy holding the beer is saying “what” as I sit here with eyes hurting.
Ghost Busters goes 4×4
It’s Mad Max’s camper!
I’ll bet the anchor is for use when stuck at the lakeshore trying to pull out the boat. The ww2 GPA’s had a anchor for use too. You need one for the winch don’t you? Wow, in the face with a anchor. John
That guy had a YouTube he was,interesting to say the least
If there was ever an example of Frankenjeep I this is it. Is there a category for ugly?
Spell check turned off?