That's a good way to haul firewood and plow snow.
That's a good way to haul firewood and plow snow.
needs a little gas engine and some tracks under it to scoot a little bit quicker...
Was her Mommy's.... about 33 years old. That was right before the plastic steering wheel broke and we had to go get her Uncle's old Black GT next.needs a little gas engine and some tracks under it to scoot a little bit quicker...
"Hey Dad! Let's put one of those HF Ghost motors on here with some paddle tires off an ATV and have some real fun!"

Looks like Christmas may have started a couple days early for you & yours!
Zoomies and Side Pipes?I kinda like that idea. I wonder if those screws(?) on the end of the zoomies aren't for removable plugs of some sort....
I'd guess, bafflesI kinda like that idea. I wonder if those screws(?) on the end of the zoomies aren't for removable plugs of some sort....
I don't recall ever having one take a dump on me.Oddly enough, I have only ever had one ballast resistor go bad in all my 43 year 20+ Mopar history.
OTOH, three ECUs, though.
I always kept a spare in my Mopars, but never needed it.Winter of 1976, Dad's brand new '76 Fury Sport. Went to leave the ski hill and it would fire but not run. Boosted with a groomer, still no joy. Luckily we caught the ski bus before it headed the 2 hours home and jumped on it. Dealership sent a wrecker for it the next day, dual ballast resistor toast.
I've carried a spare my entire driving life, have never needed one... because I have a spare in the glove box! (in every car!)
don't want to get any parking lot dings.
Forecast for Christmas day in Topeka is 72 and sunny. I'll take that.No snow this year .. yippee !
https://www.keloland.com/weather/sioux-falls-area-weather/
I love the look of the big blower sticking out between the factory hood scoops.