Snohomishscott
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First, no haters. I didn't bob it. I bought it that way three+ years ago. Ya, it will never be a collector piece, but it is a fun ride that is actually drivable. Some of you Washington members may have seen it up for sale in 2009. It was owned by a local utility company. The owner had his heavy equipment mechanic work on it when he ran out of other work to do. Brakes totally rebuilt including the master, 12 ton hydraulic dump bed on PTO, radial replacement tires, custom top and seat covers made by a boat top manufacturer, 2 speed rear end, dualmatic hubs on the front, and a bunch of of other things I can't think of right now. All of the ID plates are there (November 1943 build date). Power plant seems to be rebuilt, but original. Runs like a top. I did cut off the massive front bumper built by the utility company. You can see it in the attached picture. It looks even better now. I'll try to post a few more pictures later. I can even get it up beyond 50 mph with the shorter wheel base and extra 2 speed gear in the rear. It was an amazing price too. It is a fun rig that people love and it can be driven around town without issues. Everyone wants to ask and talk about it. Next summer it goes up for sale. I'll have to ask you guys for some pricing advice then.
So here it is:
So here it is:
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