Can you identify this flatbed? The thing on the back is a Barkas, could be yours for $7k.
Can you identify this flatbed? The thing on the back is a Barkas, could be yours for $7k.
Dear GRM,
I'm thinking of putting this engine into a 1977 Ford Granada Ghia coupe. How much fabricating would I have to do? I have a jigsaw if that helps.
In reply to 914Driver :
That car has the perfect rake.
In a weird way, I kind of like extreme stink bug stance. I blame HotWheels.
Saratoga, NY to Bar Harbor, Maine in 90 minutes. 
Take care of your gear and your gear will take care of you!
An old bootlegger car.
Saw this yesterday at Mid Ohio for the NASA Championships. If it is a real GNX I am sad but I also would not have expected to see one of those in a road course.
Where is the other 1/2 forged?
In reply to Aaron_King :
SACRELIGE!
Aaron_King said:Saw this yesterday at Mid Ohio for the NASA Championships. If it is a real GNX I am sad but I also would not have expected to see one of those in a rad course.
it could also be a knockoff GNX badge and portholes on a Regal. It looks like literally everything that made a Grand National unique is missing, let alone the bits that made a GNX different from a GN. (Can also tell through the windshield that the dashboard is long gone. The rear suspension on the GNX is also different but you didn't get a pic of that)
In reply to Knurled. :
It looks like it was just a regular GN. the guy was looking for a regular Regal when he found this car someone was building to be a drag car. NASA Great Lakes’ Todd Davis introduces an unlikely car to American Iron
914Driver said:Can you identify this flatbed? The thing on the back is a Barkas, could be yours for $7k.
2009ish Renault Master, mostly came as a van, but they did them as trucks too.
I got a lens set for my phone. I will get nothing done tomorrow.
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