cubs4lifeofme
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Ran great when parked. Shouldnt take much to get it going .
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not a shop stool i’d use, but he’s got some notable iHCC items in the background.
Looks like Dale Jarrett’s Interstate model in the background
tkhoffman
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Bobby Labonte's Pontiac Grand Prix.
decal & trailer don’t match 
high-flow air filter option
done that many times...
wow that appears to be well-fabricated / well-executed!
JPrattico
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That's one long driveshaft. And I see a creeper lever there on the tunnel, wonder how the heck they got that to work.
As for power, I think the engine set in there now is one of these Continental inline 2 cylinder military engines, with a yellow paint job of course.
As for power, I think the engine set in there now is one of these Continental inline 2 cylinder military engines, with a yellow paint job of course.
i noted what appears to be a lack of gear shifter; is it hydrostatic? or perhaps a dual-clutch auto like modern supercars
I had not noticed the engine before. The dump box looks like a cut down IH trailer.
be careful not to muffler-brand your leg!
cool old bird.
cool old bird.
That looks just like my trailer just shorter...the dump box
a kid at school had a Yugo. one day after class, four of us picked it up by hand and sat it down sideways in the parking spot. pinned in between the other two parked cars. oh whatta laugh we had.
