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^^^^^^^^WTF^^^^^^^
(But i do think your on the wrong forum page, not the N & P.?)
I'd like to know the reasoning for that modification, what's it's for?
(But i do think your on the wrong forum page, not the N & P.?)
I'd like to know the reasoning for that modification, what's it's for?
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MOPAROFFICIAL
Oogliboogli
Trucktor
70 Buster 340
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Minor Tilt cab issue ?
I know USA farm tractors pretty good but not that hood and grill.
I know USA farm tractors pretty good but not that hood and grill.
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"Was" a real nice truck.
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Maybe he plumbed the exhaust out front so that when he starts it it looks like a "Smoker".
I still don't get how he could tilt the cab with that 'thing' out front
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Looks
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
What’s the story here? Thats fugly lol
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Prob a gen set driven of the front of the crank.
I think stretching the chassis, side saddle it, cover it and use a trans mounted PTO
But... not mine so ... to eaches peaches
I think stretching the chassis, side saddle it, cover it and use a trans mounted PTO
But... not mine so ... to eaches peaches
Big_John
In my defense, I was left unsupervised.
Dual engine Diamond T COE. A Buick engine is mounted in the front that drives through the stock motor and drivetrain.
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2014/09/08/and-thats-the-truth-frank-gripps-twin-engine-diamond-t
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/2014/09/08/and-thats-the-truth-frank-gripps-twin-engine-diamond-t
gunbunny
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Read the article in the link and your post will seem moot.
Big_John
In my defense, I was left unsupervised.
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Thanks ! for the link. Very cool, love those kinds of stories.
67Dart273
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I think I posted some years ago, don't remember who, where, when. "Some guy" who was a heavy over the road trucker built a DIY dual engine truck tractor, seems to me it was gas. It was kinda two completely independent engine/ trans/ rear axles, complete with TWO shifters and TWO clutch pedals. I cannot find anything on it anymore. I was for sale I think on C/L
Krooser
Building Chinese Free Engines since 1959...
I drove for a guy in the 70's that converted a 4 cyl. Jimmy Bubblenose to a 6 cylinder Detroit and he added about four feet of hood to the truck.
He called it a PeterJimmy....
He called it a PeterJimmy....
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They are called "whoop-d-do's". I 
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