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Old 01-06-2017, 01:39 PM
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Default Big tires on the red Original
I put some 23/10.50-12 tru powers with double weights on my new original to see what it looks like. I Like it! Now it needs a plow and rear lift.
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I like it too!
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Looks cool!
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Looks awesome, an original is on my radar strong
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The original sets low to the ground and certainly looks more "hossy" with the bigger tires on it. Beyond looks, though, is performance. For plowing, muddy situations, or snowy situations, the narrower tires cut right through.

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I see 2 Willys vehicles and what appears to be,,,,ummmmm,,,,maybe a Nova. Cool sometimes out weighs functional!
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I see 2 Willys vehicles and what appears to be,,,,ummmmm,,,,maybe a Nova. Cool sometimes out weighs functional!
Good eye on the Nova , 51 willys wagon (customers) , 48 Ford Truck and 70 Nova (My other hobby)
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Nice tars... Keeping it red?
I always wonder how much weight those little bushings in the axles can handle?
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Looks neat to me too, definitely different.
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Good eye on the Nova , 51 willys wagon (customers) , 48 Ford Truck and 70 Nova (My other hobby)
I likes the big tires on the O. As to the Nova, I always wanted a 67 SS.
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