Did Stacey David ever finish that thing?
Did Stacey David ever finish that thing?
$2k.
$2k.
$999.
Saw this at the Gilmore Museum
and This guy also lives somewhere in West Michigan
In reply to 914Driver:
No no no no no!
The fact that those are for sale for human-scale money is causing me to a physical reaction that feels like panic because I'm not aquiring one...
In reply to alfadriver:
I am trying to figure out when I am going to do this as well. Because I am going to do a Class 11 Bug, a Moto Guzzi cafe racer and rotary powered Cricket at some point and I have the Spitfire and Yamaha to finish.
Grtechguy wrote: Saw this at the Gilmore Museum
The cab is great, but the bed is horrible. It shouldn't be that hard to come up with a more vintage looking bed for that thing!!
On the school bus line of thinking...
Not only can they be had for low money, after you yank the parts you want the rest can be scrapped to help recoup a large portion of your investment.
Winning!
In reply to 93EXCivic:
If you do- that low bed yellow one techguy posted would be a nice way to move all of those toys around.
The bed on that grey one is too square and new for the cab. On my 1952 it's just sheet metal with bends up top and tubing welded on. The fenders are bolted on, in fact the whole thing is just nuts & bolts and three panels.
Make one easier/cheaper than that grey one.
I took this shot to show off the LEDs in the bed rail. 
Dan
Wonder what it would take to make your own ramp truck, if you already had an 8ft bed pick up(dually)? Need ~15 feet or so for the bed. How much overhang can you get away with?
fasted58 wrote:
What is that small child doing in the fenderwell??!!?!
In reply to clutchsmoke:
Aligning the toe, duh
dculberson wrote:Grtechguy wrote: Saw this at the Gilmore MuseumThe cab is great, but the bed is horrible. It shouldn't be that hard to come up with a more vintage looking bed for that thing!!
agreed
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