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back before compact batteries and wee electric motors, kids had to try (work) harder to make forward progress!
(and it was good for us!!!)
Another one from Facebook Market Place. Here's the description - "Has been parked for 5 years. Ran when parked. Needs some work, 4x4 does work. Only comes with one set of rear tires (as shown in picture) message for more questions, $1000 obo." Who seriously uses "Ran when parked" as part of a description.
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Thing is I would probably buy it!
A couple yrs ago on here, someone was gonna roll a complete original frame right out to the road unless someone come get it.
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I would have to ask seller what the pulley on the front and steering wheel are for and what are the visegrips holding on the back..plus where is the deck?
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“the vicegrips hold the entire structure together. if they come loose, the whole thing collapses into at least 152 pieces. more if while in motion.”
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complete with saddle horn shift knob
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is it, really?
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verified by looking under it’s tail?
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design cues from the C8 Vette: mid-engine, low center of gravity, a frunk, aerodynamics . . .
might want to try a 5-point harness, too!
might want to try a 5-point harness, too!
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Is that a beer ad?
That is pretty neat..please note canoe has a motor,so not so very far in the woods And the bear should be 500 lbs.Not so sure that isn't a mount the front doesn't seem to be down far enough...but a cool pic!!!
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