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wildest jimmy rigged trucks you have ever seen?
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...7554040a7f.jpg
http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...4868645538.jpg http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...00217c4199.jpg its my friends truck i believe its an 84,85,86, and 89. haha its very fancy though |
dont have a pic, but i once when i was wheelin, i saw a bunch of mexicans drivin a ford with a tree log for a front axle. they said that they broke the original axle, so they put a tree log on there to get them home. i have no idea how it worked, but obviously it did....
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Originally Posted by ozziesironmanoffroad
(Post 50910179)
dont have a pic, but i once when i was wheelin, i saw a bunch of mexicans drivin a ford with a tree log for a front axle. they said that they broke the original axle, so they put a tree log on there to get them home. i have no idea how it worked, but obviously it did....
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na.. my moms expedition has A-Arms. and all the ford front axles ive seen do look like logs, except their painted. the log on the mexicans' truck was still bleedin sap..
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the diff is filled with 30 weight maple syrup on fords.
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I call bs on the log front axle as a trail "repair" you might beable to make it work if you had lots of time in a shop with are your tools but how in the world would they keep the axle under the truck?
also pics or it didnt happen. |
dont be a hater! those mexicans sure are crafty when they wanna be! :welder:
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