History GOOD GOOGLY MOOGLY, WHAT WAS THIS GUY THINKING?

The old T's make excellent hot rods using just about any body style Henry Ford produced, but this guy went the opposite way a hot rodder would go, was this car built to get around in swamps in Mississippi or what? HRP

 

Noah had a calling.

 

People pay good money for that now. First Bigfoot should be in some hall of fame...........

 

Nothin' new to see here. I'll bet he's got about a dozen great grandsons running around up here with 4-wheel drive pickups with the same thing done to 'em. Most of them can afford fatter tires, though.


We call 'em "Small penis trucks".

 

on air bags - Ha!

 

So...thats how it all started!
Now they are all over 'Bama, just newer

 

I’d drive it

 

Needs pinstriping.

 

Swamp Buggy!

 

Bet his U joint doesn't last long.

 

What to do when the river is rising and you just got to get through?

Taxi service for the lowlanders?

Don't need no stinking boat, we're gunna fish right out of the car windows.

Bet I can get across to the other side of the creek before you can.

 

Someone once said: "necessity is the mother of invention"

 

That's a US mail delivery wagon

 

That was the air mail delivery vehicle.

 

They said "it couldn't be done"
I said "you wanna bet ?"

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An early "Bubba Truck"...oops Sedan!

 

Looks like it was built by the "Texas Metal" guys ancestors

 

Well, @BigJoeArt may need to see this

 

Can you imagine him sitting in the middle of a deep creek, water just up to the running boards. His buddy Clem comes along and asks "how deep is it Bubba?"

Bubba replies "It's only up to the running boards..."

The rest is up to you guys to ponder

 

Think I saw it’s modern day version driving down I-75 in Ga….

 

Well, years ago I watched this show of guys running through mud pits, etc in a arena made for it. Guys with big wide tires sliding around on top of the slush.
The trucks at the top were lifted and running narrow, tall tires and wheels.

Only thing that’s really has me thinking here, is why is there one guy sitting in the rear of the car? Is this some type of a “for hire” thing to get him to where he needs to go?

 

No; I think Extesive

 

don't gotta bend over to give it a crank now

 

This is the new version of that Jinker. We don't need no stinkin' roof!

 

2 questions that come to mind...
1. How the hell did they get in there?
2. Who draws the short straw to hand crank it when he stalls mid mudhole?

 

Gets the dinghy farther down the boatramp............. way farther down.

 

I was going to mention that pinion angle.

 

It's called Ford-ing a river.

 

“Over the River and Through the Woods to Grandmothers House We Go” comes to mind

 

All it needs is a Livingood Model T 4wd kit. First monster truck.