Snow......

Ready for anything Mother Nature dumps on us...

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whostolemy53chevypu
Apr 4, 2012

OK!... My next build. Wait, I live in Cali. Ill take it to the beach. YES!

moparmainiac
Feb 24, 2011

this rig is cool, would love to get my hands on it even tho I'm not a ford fan

legratrodder
Dec 10, 2008

i've seen an 8N ford tractor with a similar setup. worked great

fiftysurfwagon
Dec 1, 2008

Wow.....now that is cool. I don't care how you look at it. I would love to get ahold of that and yes, restore it!

ford808
Nov 1, 2008

Man, if anything screams "restore me!" this does. '40 Ford right? Don't have much use for it here in Hawaii though. Too bad, sigh.....

55pickup
Jul 24, 2008

heheheh.....I love it! could sure use that up here in canada!

jax55
Mar 11, 2008

Does it have a heater?

turbo69stang
Feb 13, 2008

Simple as it gets conversion. I love it.

hotrod4064
Feb 10, 2008

Boy what a Rig that is the coolest ride i have ever seen be grate to have up in UP Mi.

panelguy
Jan 25, 2008

I tried that once....got my dogsled stuck in the drive-thru.......;o)

myhot56kustom
Jan 20, 2008

okay,i'll take off to get a tims coffee to keep me warm working on my frozen hotrod...

panelguy
Jan 7, 2008

No way You hoser...Take off eh...lol

myhot56kustom
Jan 5, 2008

thats one way to enjoy a hotrod yearround up here in canada.not sure if it will fit in my igloo garage....

dodgeseeker
Jan 1, 2008

my dad had one of these and he was driving it and he rolled it now that sucked!!!!!

alabamalineman
Jan 1, 2008

That is pretty cool. I think I would add a flatbed,a new paint job and enjoy it. I have never saw one. We dont have much use for one in the south.

58fury
Dec 31, 2007

Wow, they must have ALOT of snow to need that :D

rustysouth
Dec 30, 2007

yes VERY COOL.....SNOW! (get it?) LOL. Is that SANTA behind the wheel?

panelguy
Dec 27, 2007

now that is cool....

kettlekeeper
Dec 27, 2007

I have seen a Ford Model A Sedan with this conversion. It came out of Sun Valley Idaho and was used at the lodge in the 30's.