Well it's far from new actually... This thing started its life in the 50's as a thing to pull reel mowers on a golf course. The guy I bought it off of bought it for his kids to play with, but they had no interest in it (spoiled brats just saw it as an old piece of crap), and when his kids said they would no longer visit him, he decided it was time to get rid of it. That's where I came in. When he told me he wanted to scrap it I asked him what he wanted for it... $200 and it was mine. One fuel pump later it runs, and a wheel cylinder later, it stops.

Now the technical stuff. It has a ****** front axle as far as I can tell, I don't know the rear end. It used to have a ****** engine, but that must have blew up and was replaced with a GM 2.5L 4 cyl. (It'd be soooo much cooler if it had a flathead in it). It has a 3 spd auto as far as I can tell, and it also has a transfer case on it which I feel they used it to gear it down to pull the mowers. Here's some pics of this funky thing.

When I got it home...




After a bath...

 

wow that thing was dirty.

 

WOW!!!! I had to read the caption b/c I thought you painted it!!! Is that all bird crap on there??? Must have smelled great!!!

Not sure what I would use that for but it would be fun just to have fun with!!!

 

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you could pick this up and make a cool toy to drive.

 

Thanks guys. And yeah, that was a lot of bird crap and a lil mud underneath that. I hope to have some fun with it, and if I ever get bored with it just send it on down the road

 

I know a fellow here in Canton that has a more refined version of that. It was actually build for sod farming and that is what he used it for(his business for about 30 yrs). He carries it around on his old C model Ford flatbed to shows.