Posted by ken in texas on August 24, 2008 at 14:16:01 from (216.167.146.19):
Back in my younger days,I built what I called a dunebuggyfrom a cut down 46 ford frame(very short wheelbase)and ford flathead and later on put in a high compression 327 chevy v8 with big valves(12.5 to 1).Lots of fun, when I could keep axel,s in it.Had it street legal, but used it on the farm a lot (irrigating, towing behind tractor when moving to another farm ect).When I had time ,would tow it to Canadian River to play in the sand.It was very fast, and a little bit dangerous.Question is , did any of you guys out there build anything like this, or anything that was fun and useful.Would like to hear from you. I still have it but now needs lots of work,plus high octane gas.
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