31 Ford Vicky, Rock Crawler?

[Bonehead]

I am at it again.

 

[Bonehead]

 

[Bonehead]

I think this one is sideways, everybody tilt your head.

 

[Bonehead]

 

[forbigpicture]

I am at it again.

Boy !! I'll say.... but..... there has to be more to the story?

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[Torchie]

^^^^ What he said ^^^^
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Torchie

 

[26Troadster]

is that a speedway glass body? i have thought about one for a drag car.

 

[Bonehead]

Yes it is. good quality, not perfect, but close.

 

[soltz]

Yes it is. good quality, not perfect, but close.

Crazy rig[cl Good job making it look old

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[Bonehead]

Okay guys, I am back from Moab where the buggy was a lot of fun, and a huge hit with a few thousand people. It is funny to be out on the slick rock, and have other offroaders give you the "thumbs up" just like when I have a rat rod out on the street. Last June, I bought a buggy from a friend, that needed a few things, but was a good deal just for the parts it had on it. It was a single seat, old competition rock crawler. I took it out on the trails and it proved to be very capable. But it was boring. My son and I were talking about how to re-build it, and he said we should look into the measurements of the Speedway 31 Body. I photoshopped a picture of the plan, and fell in love with it. A few minutes after the truck dropped off the body, we had it cut in half, and a few hours after the truck left we had a plan on how to get all to fit, and were well on our way. Moab Easter Jeep Safari was coming up in a few days, so we had a deadline to work towards. I got the body mounted, and gave it a paint job, with time to spare.

 

[DozerII]

Really cool build, and even better cuz it's father and son

 

[Bonehead]

I got new tires and a grill, and some other upgrades and went to Trail Hero in Western Utah. more fun times.

 

[Old Iron]

What a ride [cl[cl[cl

 

[Tripper]

Sweeeeeeeet!!!

BoB

 

[soltz]

Crazy in a good way. [cl