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Yes? Or no?

1931 Ford Model A 4x4

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Mike like!

Of course she needs some paint to polish up...

:)




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Yes!

I agree, needs a shiny coat of paint!
 
Is this something you are considering buying for yourself?
 
Yes!

Like you said, just needs the shiny paint.
 
Hammer77 said:
Is this something you are considering buying for yourself?
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No... I like the look but I would want to change the frame and running gear and at some point you just appreciate the other guy’s ride and let her go...

We actually wetsanded a 2-Wheel version of the truck here at Autogeek a few years ago.

I do like this 1946 Dodge and the owner has promised to give me first right of refusal when he decides to sell it.

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Sitting on a modern Chevy Blazer frame and running gear. It had air conditioning and currently a small block Chevy but the owner said it had a Big Block in it previously - so I know a BBC fits and if I get it a BBC is going back in it.

Plus more lift, 3/4 ton axles, 44” Boogers and different wheels.






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I just showed this to the Wife.
Immediately she screamed out: Yes!

Then, without skipping a beat, she
looked straight at me and said:
‘You know how much I like “old stuff”’.

Love knows no bounds.


Bob
 
Another, "no" vote here.

I really like the looks of those old trucks, but not when lifted with the oversized wheel/tire package. Those modern wheels really clash with age/design of the vehicle. Overall, I don't mind a subtle resto-mod, but when going back to something of that age, I prefer stock/nearly stock retoration.
 
I was just curious to see what others think...

I like the look but the frame and suspension were old and rickety. I could see that body on a modern frame and modern running gear and then it could be a cool daily driver.


I took this picture at the Ace Café in Orlando on Saturday where Bobby, Yancy and I were working the show. Here's a few more pics...


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:)
 
That's actually pretty cool. I'm digging it.

There was an old Power Wagon on Toyota frame and running gear on a show called Truck Night. Complete with 4 cyl engine!! That thing look like a beater, was driven like a beater, and took that beating well.

My answer: Yes
 
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