found this one on another forum, no story behind it though

 

^^^^^now THAT is cool^^^^

 

M-H and Coleman, I believe, built some specialized trucks like this for swampy areas. Most likely they were for oil and utility companies. Not positive, but I believe they had a swivel type frame.

 

1943 Ford GTB "Burma Jeep"

 

I don't recall this one ever being posted, lol:

 

Winner, Winner - Chicken Dinner

 

not so much of an oddball of a truck, but it is a ford with a flathead swapped in

 

I would love to mow my yard with that !!!
It would **** off neighbor so much !

 

That's a Magnificent ****!!

(sorry, couldn't resist.....as a side note, my wife hates to take me to Hobby Lobby because I can't resist making that same statement when we walk by the big display of ceramic chickens.....lol)

Bobby

 

I got into trouble once at hardware store in the door hardware department. They had a display set up with all of their door hardware. My wife was standing next to me and in rather loud voice I said, "Nice knockers!". For some reason I got a slap.

 

Bob,

Whew, Its nice to know that I'm not the only 12 year old in the crowd

 

"Chicken Dinner",,,,,,, Man, I'm not even going to touch that one...

 

Sorry Bobby, but it appears you don't know dick, or at least your **** from a hen.

****:



Hen:

 

James,

LOL....yup, I gotta admit it, this isn't the first time that I've proved that I "didn't know dick"

Bobby

 

James, my wife has over 100 chickens, all laying hens, no roosters. We had some when she first started raising them but they got way too aggressive. They also tend to polute the eggs.

From the pictures you posted it looks like size does matter.