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You’ll need a tall garage if you want this!
“i have a 52 willy . all 4 link suspension custum frame set up 4 rear engine chevy v8 with 2wd trany has planitary axles out of fork lift . 4 wheel steer have lots go with it $2500.00 firm its very big cash only no trades . big block motor and 400 trany avalible extra. call 802-279-4505 chris”
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/3117319569.html
What a stunning example of a bad idea meeting poor design with questionable components. The only thing positive about this pile of crap is the apparent lack of dryer parts incorporated in the build up.
How would you get that out? Are those the garage door rails hanging lower the the top of the cab?
Reminds me of one of those playground toys that is mounted on a car coil spring. Looks like if you stopped fast the front bumper would hit the ground, then hang on, the rear bumper hits the ground, then hang on cause….
give a guy some tubing and a welder and………..voila.! poop on wheels