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#150226 01/15/2007 4:17 PM
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It's a cold and icy day in North Texas so I thought I would try and post some pictures of my Mountain wagon project, that I built on a 1933 1-1/2 ton chassis that was pulled out of a ranchers pasture. The truck was wrecked in 1953 and had been taken apart by the owners then young son. most of the motor had been lost. I found a motor that had been removed from 1941 truck for a street rod project. The Stonecutter provided a rear cross member for the engine swap. and fenders were found in South Texas. The rest of the body is built out of Ash. The top telescopes down so it will fit in the garage.


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that looks like a fun little party wagon! I like the longhorn hood ornament!


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Judging from the cost of a nice set of Longhorn horns ($2499) I saw yesterday at the National Western it must add value like a BB-502, huh?

Great looking critter you've got there. Come up and take us for a ride sometime.


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Cool!!


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Dave, A friend gave me the horns, said he got them on ebay. The horns you saw must have been huge.


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nice, "kinda" reminds me of the Fantasy Iland shuttle bus. Nice job. I like it.


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Sweet, and look's like a lot of FUN


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Neat rig looks like a stretched depot hack.


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