Minnesota rat rod
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von-zipper
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Holy cow! I've heard of 'Ranch Style" homes but never heard of ranch style cars! 
Zipper
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05snopro440
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He definitely gets points for originality. I can't imagine what an old wooden manure spreader smells like on a damp day though.
Bamamav
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No, not a rat, I would call that a "cartoon" car. Not my style.....
Old Iron
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Definitely artzs
If that milker were hooked up, it could such the milk out of the cow's teets from 20 feet away.
Not my style either but, that's why they build all kinds of cars.
If that milker were hooked up, it could such the milk out of the cow's teets from 20 feet away.
Not my style either but, that's why they build all kinds of cars.
Crossfire
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rotrod
Some poor old farmers going to get a shock in the Spring when none of his equipment works. Dude took his manure spreader,wash tub, milking machine ,combine gear and barn stall doors. Termites down here would have a buffett with that thing.
Some poor old farmers going to get a shock in the Spring when none of his equipment works. Dude took his manure spreader,wash tub, milking machine ,combine gear and barn stall doors. Termites down here would have a buffett with that thing.
Old Iron
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Was probably built by a dairy farmer who couldn't make it and the stuff he had wasn't worth anything so he made a rod.
bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
There's another Minnesota manure spreader car too. It was at Back to the Fifties. Got a complete V6 front drive assembly in the back. The guy spent very little money but it appears well built structurally. Obviously a big conversation item.
I hope my state doesn't become known for manure spreader hot rods.
I hope my state doesn't become known for manure spreader hot rods.
Willowbilly3
A *real* tin magnet
There's another Minnesota manure spreader car too. It was at Back to the Fifties. Got a complete V6 front drive assembly in the back. The guy spent very little money but it appears well built structurally. Obviously a big conversation item.
I hope my state doesn't become known for manure spreader hot rods.
Post one on the "other place" and watch the poo really fly!!!
Dirtyrat
Got Fins?
The poo has already flown here, with that picture... not anything I would be interested in looking at, really rather terrible.... my 2c
