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SIMCOE, ONT

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Spotted this wierd old ford while I was in tim hortons drive thru in simcoe today. Thought you guys might think it was cool. I have no idea whos it is but its deffinently not something you see everyday. I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. Lol



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That last pic was playing with my eyes, lol. Different looking for sure.

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not only is it tandem wheeled, conti kit but also judging by the third photo can also defy gravity.  is this truck from our dimension?



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Have seen that truck in Port Dover on several occasions last summer. Pretty cool or at least I thought so.

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I wonder if the forward rear axle is a steerable lift. Now that would be cool AND infrastructure friendly.



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I wonder how rear tire wear would be??

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Probably front wheel drive. Guy did it with a cab over and welded a car trailer to the back . Cant remember the models  but ford and GM made a big  V8 FWD 



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that would hold a "good' load of "GRAVEL" if you had the "balls' to do it!!!!!!

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slim wrote:

Probably front wheel drive. Guy did it with a cab over and welded a car trailer to the back . Cant remember the models  but ford and GM made a big  V8 FWD 

 I know oldsmobile made the Tornado that was front wheel

drive but I dont recall ford making one. I think the tornado's

were around 68 69 and most were 455 powered



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I was trying to figure out what wheels drove it to. It looked like he was on his way to dover. He was heading south out 24hwy

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Cadi was another with the big 500 front wheel drive.

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most likely the forward axle is driven and the rear is a trailing axle. i have seen some customs with both axles driven which is pretty neat. 



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I have to agree with Rob, rear axle is probably a tag

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I built a tandem axle van back in the early 80s

The rear axle was a tag with coil overs and trailing arms

I have seen them with the same suspention as a trailer. But didn't work well

Tornado also made a small block front wheel drive

A few early rivieras were also front wheel drive I think

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slink


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the guys  name is Bob Tokarz from Norwich the rear axle lift up 

use to own a body shop in Norwich



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boby shop... small block Toronado...????????WTF is the world coming to.

That F150 probably has a pair of Dodge  8 3/4"  rear ends under it.

Or maybe a turbo ECOTEC under the hood, front wheel drive. confuse



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Keep trying Dave ,you may get some converts from carb to the cult of F.I. . Ed

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DaveM wrote:

boby shop... small block Toronado...????????WTF is the world coming to.

That F150 probably has a pair of Dodge  8 3/4"  rear ends under it.

Or maybe a turbo ECOTEC under the hood, front wheel drive. confuse

 It's got to be those special dia., 12 bolt Chevy axles in the rear, I don't think they'd cheap out and use only 10 bolts.

It's still wearing the Ford badges, so I would think, ECOTEC also.

 



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