Doodlebug project?

petegossett wrote: Pics of the 19-mile Torino?

I saw some color 3 X 5s, none digital. I wouldn't do that to you anyway.

Dan

neon4891 wrote: Is it wrong to think how to turn a semi modern truck into a doodlebug, or something similar?

Here's a video of something along those lines being used for a tractor pull.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVsDGN-CbFM

914Driver wrote: Investigation tell me that it's probably one of these. Model AA truck. The huge steel wheels are the same, wheelbase is about right. I'm not seeing highway speeds here.

My g/f's parents have a 1948 Diamond T 1 1/2 ton truck. Big flathead I-6. non-syncro trans. 2-speed rear. Need to pull a house? No problem. Highway speeds? Not gonna happen.

Woody wrote: Rootlieb Model T Speedster kit:

http://www.rootlieb.com/

(No pricing, which makes it rank high on my "annoying websites" list)

I have their catalog at home (not there now). I'll look it up for you. As I recall, it's not too bad.

Gotta bump for a doodlebug project found locally. who wants it?

http://grandrapids.craigslist.org/bar/2114405885.html

I want it, but it's too far away. Even if it were free, it wouldn't be cost effective to retrieve it. I could assemble something from locally sourced parts for less than the cost of the journey.

It's a 30 or 31. I can't tell from the photos if it has two transmissions or not. The cowl appears to be in pretty decent shape.

my daughter loves doodlebugs.

Bethlehem Fair?

Woody wrote: Bethlehem Fair?

no robbs farm glastonbury.

Great ice cream!

http://sites.google.com/site/robbsfarm2/home