Posted by Super-H-Mike on February 10, 2012 at 13:32:08 from (76.164.145.212):
In Reply to: V-8 posted by Telker on February 10, 2012 at 12:18:22:
Some of these modified tractors can be very neat, and some are just cut and hack jobs. There is a guy on You-Tube with a Chrysler Hemi in an F-20. There was a guy locally here on Craigs List with a small block Chevy in a F-20. I have seen big and small block Chevs in Hs and Ms. I once saw a Massy 44 pull that had a 396 Chev in it, and one that had a 302 Ford. Also a Massey 30 with a Chevette motor. I personally think these are cool and interesting, but many people are very turned off by the whole idea of it. I say do what makes it fun for you !
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