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Old 03-20-2025, 08:00 PM
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Default The most ridiculous CC hack job ever!
1974 CC with a Ford 302 V8 stuck in front.

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Old 03-20-2025, 08:47 PM
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That is just awful
It would have been much nicer had they used an SBC instead of a
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Old 03-20-2025, 09:55 PM
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Tires look like original though. That is a serious hack.

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Old 03-21-2025, 09:26 AM
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Only a matter of time before the wheels, bearings, axle, tires, spindles and/or the steering box gives up the ghost.

Bet that's a bear to steer!!
I suppose he thinks it's worth big bucks as well!!
I would have at least put a 392 Hemi in it or maybe a ram inducted 413!!
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I'm sure it steers effortlessly!! the real problem would be keeping the front wheels on the ground, so it can steer at all
As far as problems, the little 5/8" drive shaft would soon twist like licorice,
--------even with a little f**d motor Ha,LOL
Ok,
I should give him slack here, so I will.

I Remember watching EJ potter with his first chevy powered motorcycle called "the widow maker" at Detroit Dragway, back in the day.

Now one can buy a "boss hog"
if you are not familiar with it, google "the Michigan madman"
He was a pioneer to say the least.
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This one is even more wacko
https://www.google.com/search?client...XFSLK3otM,st:0
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Hope it wasn't a Super is all I can say.
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Hope it wasn't a Super is all I can say.
It is a super.
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1974 CC with a Ford 302 V8 stuck in front.

Very bad. Not even a good hack.
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Here is another oddball

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