Cabovers forever!

big tee

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Saw this--Don't know what to make of it. Crew cab something---Tee

 

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danofarming

Member

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

SSTTRREECCHH !!!

 

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cjunrau

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

where is the door? someone's drawing?

 

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Farmer Rock

Member

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Cool, but how do you get to the engine?


Rock

 

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Steve@Advance

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Heavy duty hippie van!

 

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caterpillar guy

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

A young mans toy. To much work to climb up to get in them anymore. Hard on the knees. I drove one of those hauling sugar beets back in the 80's an Astro in the 90's for the same thing.

 

Bruce from Can.

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Location

Woodville, Ontario, Canada

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

That’s a shaggen wagon!

 

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roy prins

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Must be one of them rear entry cabs -- Roy

 

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Bill(Wis)

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

I always thought this would be more practical. Just my own opinion, of course.

 

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John in Mich

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Location

Ypsilanti, Michigan

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Almost good computer art.

 

DoubleO7

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Location

Crystal River, FL

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

(quoted from post at 11:48:37 01/15/21) Almost good computer art.

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Looks like yes.
The rear edge of door looks like it has moved way back via Photoshop and the pic is fuzzy beyond back of the cab.

 

BarnyardEngineering

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Location

Rochester, NY

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Photoshopped.

 

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Duner Wi

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Always liked the 1936 Stout Scarab. Flathead Ford V8 in the rear I think.

 

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jd man wis

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

A guy needs one like that when u pick up a corn fed girl lol.

 

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Bill(Wis)

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

The 1936 is my favorite probably because that's the year I was born. Yes, it had a Ford flathead V8 in the rear. A car well ahead of its time and very costly. Around $5000 at the time. Only a few were built and something like maybe five are left in existence. Thank you for noticing. The blue one pictured below was the last one made in about 1946. Quite attractive, I think.

 

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retired farmer

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

With a little body work it is possible.

 

J Hamilton

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Location

Southern Illinois

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Now that's a conversion van! Needs to have The A Team written on the side lol

 

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SVcummins

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Pretty neat but like any van pretty worthless . I do want to buy a cab over sometime in my lifetime

 

kcm.MN

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Location

NW Minnesota

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Give it a new paint job and it can be the new official A-Team van.

 

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PJH

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• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

The farm I worked on while in high school had a mid-sized AC dozer that they did job work with. The guy that ran the dozer had a green Chevy cabover with a barely adequate trailer to haul the dozer. My memory of the truck, dozer and trailer includes old Bob with his cap turned backwards, leaning out the drivers door window and grinding his way out the lane to another dozer job.
Old Chev

 

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Robert (ID)

Member

• Jan 15, 2021

• #1

Just how tall of a shop ceiling do you need to have so you can tip that long cab up??

 

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JMOR

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Location

TX

• Jan 16, 2021

• #1

(quoted from post at 10:48:37 01/15/21) Almost good computer art.

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o shadows under it.