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here is my new ride just got to get it back to Rockmart Ga. from Bloomer,WI
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Tonys new truck
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Now you just need to find a windshield and soft top framework for it.
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looking for one
ctmustang
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May seem like a silly question but here goes. Is there any chance of making a goat road legal in any state. Thought it would look pretty cool rolling through town.
ctmustang
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what kind of speed can you reasonably get out of a goat on the road? How's the ride quality?
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ditto
Nice ride and I have to say it......Love Them Goats.......DAS
Nice ride and I have to say it......Love Them Goats.......DAS
wreckerman893
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Tony.....looks like a case of one old goat adopting another.
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Speeds of 45-50 are easy to hold(except steep grades). I think I get about 10 mpg. The ride is great, the seat gets uncomfortable after an hour or two(I get uncomfortable in a new car, after an hour or so also though).
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You are right wreckerman about a old goat. old and gray and still haulring the hay
Tony
Tony
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looks good tony.
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Tony: Nice one, I was watching that auction. Congrats.
Floyd
Floyd
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Great catch Tony!!
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Hey Tony, I hope you don't mind but I had to climb in your Goat a couple hours ago 
, I just made my second trip to get the rest of my stuff. Yours was the first one I have ever seen in person, got to admit they are pretty cool! Nice buy.
, I just made my second trip to get the rest of my stuff. Yours was the first one I have ever seen in person, got to admit they are pretty cool! Nice buy.
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We're headed out tomorrow morning to get the goat and M37.
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Yes I have no problem as long as you are ready to get some funny looks. The Goat is A (1 1/4 ton pickup) If you think about it it sits 2 up ft and has a bed in the back, the main diffrent is its mid engine
. I drive mine all over and I think two years ago (time goes by fast) After I restored mine my wife and I were part of the group the drove out to the show in Aberdeen and I got to be the !st truck in the group. I had no problem running 55mph slowed down in the hills but still could out run most in the group.John
P.S let me know if you need any parts.
Nice to see another Goat owner.
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i like that tony.. the truck and they saying ... still hauling the hay.. i will remember that one.. hope you get it running smooth and enjoy that nice rig Tim
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I like the Adjustable steering shaft,haven't seen that before,also looks like a Q-detach wheel.Looks about the same condition as mine when first purchased.
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Now that this is up anyone want to expand on the background (history) of the goat. I know I can search and find it - but thats not as interesting.