Fairmont

I've never seen this one before. Due to the large amount of show lately in parts of the country it would come in useful.

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Yah I read about a guy that put one on a jeep driveline.
Maybe that's it?

 

The "Fairmonster"!!

 

Bronco or Explorer frame underneath?

 

We all want to horse wip people who demo dirby wagons, yet this is OK to most?:confused:

 

I know what you mean FT. My first 70 SS Chevelle, 454 LS5 was turned into a 4X4. I was sick with regret at having sold it, then to see it like that:banghead3::banghead3: I shoulda bought it back but like an idiot I didn't. Next thing it was back on the original frame and looking too darned good for my liking .

Yep, it is sad that others don't do to the cars we like what we would like them to do. If only they had OUR tastes

But I shudder when I see this done to a car. It just doesn't seem right to me, but to each their own (who started that saying? He needs to be kicked in the butt a time or ten)

 

Aw Heck whats wrong with it? They just want a Family Truckster!!

 

4x4 your Cordoba, then we'll talk

 

Don't give me ideas it's my wife's car.

 

Oh, well, THAT's okay then

 

I can say it would be a way to end a marriage... Hey that's not a bad idea.

 

Saf and "SS" ( your always going to be SuperSnake to me)...you guys...

 

Tedy call me Cliff... And I have to say it's not a bad idea, I have been saying I was going o trade her in on 2 25 year olds. She said I couldn't handle 2 but she doesn't know of my secret stash of kickstand hardener.

 

Think about this for a minute = 2 women sliding into menopause about the same time. Double whatcha got now. Trust me, it just isn't worth it

 

I kind of dig it. I doesn't look as bad as some I've seen where it's obvious it doesn't belong on the frame it's on. Could have just got an Eagle and put a solid front axle under it.