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OK...BUT WHY?
Guess it wore out it's usefulness as a dope runner, in retirement now.
About 17 yrs ago, I had a 71 El Camino that I used for work. Had a toolbox mounted in it. Everyone thought it was cool! It hauled many condensing units! I later cleaned it up and repainted it and sold it. Upgraded to a REAL truck. LOL
That Buick is great. Which reminds me, there is a service truck near here that has a factory fourth door on the bed. I'll have to post the pic.
Good for parking in the city
agreed
Originally Posted by toocoolforschool Front wheel drive to boot. If it snows down here all hell breaks loose, either people break out their moth eaten parkas or think the world is coming to an end. I think it has happened twice in the last 15 years and only light slush.
Originally Posted by Cooked Why is this in the WOS? It should be in the WOP. +1 thats awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Originally Posted by toocoolforschool Front wheel drive to boot. The front wheel drive is good in deep snow. The propeller is good in deep water. Truly a versatile vehicle
I never knock what people use for work vehicles. When I started back in the day I did full installs out of a 2 door mazda. I have a truck/van fleet now and am greatful for what I'm blessed with.
That took some time and skill I also wonder if the back doors still open
The back-up lights are awesome too, just high enough to blind another driver at night. The left tail light looks a little loose, better get him some blue duct tape.
That looks like something they would do on Topgear. Its awsome!
It would plane out much quicker and easier if he installed some trim tabs, otherwise looks great.
Front wheel drive to boot.
Agreed. Too bad you can't put a condenser in the back of it. Though it looks like he can put a trailer behind it so it can't be all that bad.
Looks good! I bet he is one hell of a sheet metal guy.
I'm actually pretty impressed. Loos like the rear springs were increased, sheetmetal work doesn't look too bad. Probably gets a lot better mileage than a service van or truck. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2
Buick El Centrino
gotta give them credit for creativity!!!
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