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Old 06-12-2010, 08:13 PM
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My neighbor lady has a brother that is a bit on the strange side. Well he came rolling into town today driving this thing.

As you can tell it's a mixture of a little bit of everything. Chassis is from a Datsun 4X4 Truck, (yes it's 4 wheel drive) Motor is from a Pinto, and the body used to be a 4 door 1926 Model T touring car. He is down here from Washington State and plans to drive this thing to the east coast and back.
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That's very interesting, Pat! Thanks for sharing.
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I wouldn't want to ride very far in that thing!!
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Looks like a neat toy, hope he makes the trip without to many hassles from the police.
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The tranny went out so he is pulling it to fix it. (Ford C4)
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