Guys, Proves the theory of interchangeable parts., A Fool and is Money are easily separated! and Also anything can be done with enough time and Money!! I am toe to toe with all Y'all about this being a frankenstien tractor. But I agree I would never Knock-in-Head a decent tractor/s to build Frankenstein! He Found dead tractors first, so he in is mind must not have thought he was Killing a perfectly good tractor! Though I Know of 2 units I would like to build But were NOT Factory built, #1- 64-66 Chevy PU C-30 4x4 (has the 9 ft long narrow bed! #2- 73-79 F-350, Super Camper Special, 140 in.wb. 4x4 (this bed has the Spare, mounted behind a removable 1/4 panel in front of RR tire) Both units would require 2 trucks to build 1. The #1 would be the large loss for C-30 long narrow bed, and a 3/4 4x4s are scarcer than Hens teeth! Back to my opening statement..... Anything can be built, with enough time and money, and the money is separated from that man! Later, John A.
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