1939 Ford COE Custom Delivery

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  1. Fat Tedy

    Fat Tedy Island Red Neck

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    Fat Tedy, Jun 17, 2014
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    That is very cool, will look incredible when finished.
     
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    Looks like very good fabrication work on it - has a fully boxed frame underneath. Hopefully somebody will finish it.
     
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    Yes it is very cool!
     
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    Yes, I like this one! If it was mine I'd turn it into an RV.
    As Tedy says it's still gonna cost a lot of money to finish. But what a great project.$10,000 might get it finished doing all the work and not getting real fancy.
     
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    I'd cut the rear roof off and make it a pick up

    After mounting it on the appropriate diesel chassis.

    That wouldn't cost much would it?
     
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    :slap:...... doing that to this custom would be equal to cutting the roof off a mint station wagon to make a Ranchero. Now if you were gona cut the roof off a Dodge mini van to make a FWD truck, I'd say go for it!:2_thumbs_up_-_anima:biglaugh:
    ;)(y)
     
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    You tell him Tedy. GN300 has been breathing paint fumes. Now a Grand Caravan would make a nice pick up truck with a little work. But you probably couldn't carry more than a few hundred pounds in it.:rofl2:
    This Ford panel is a perfect toy with a little detailing and a BB Chevy engine.
    Add a stove, fridge, bed, holding tanks and potty, you'd be all set for a cross country trip. Of course paint it bright red!:yup:
     
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    Come on GN, do it!.... you know you want to now!:yahoo:

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    All in fun GN:wave:...... but seriously[​IMG]..........:biglaugh::rednose::rofl2:
     
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    OMG Tedy! I was joking. Please don't do that stuff. But somehow it fits in at Wal-Mart!:rofl2: GN300 will be headed to the garage with his Sawz-All soon. Or maybe this is his and he wanted to surprise us.
     
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    Love the big ole trucks. :yahoo:
     
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    Actually..... you could do it tastefully on the bucket list after the lottery win!

    And stop making fun of my van!

    It would be harder on the town a& country ... it has a sunroof !

    does your wagon have a sunroof ...didn't think so!
     
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    No, you got me there on the sun roof....... let me get the saws all out, I'll be rite back:rofl2:

    All in fun dude......unless that is your mini van truck in front of wall mart:wave:
     
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