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I am going to buy a 73 VW beetle, as i cannot find a cheap enough ford truck to build. my 1990 f150 is currently in the tranny shop and they have nicknamed it "the nightmare" truck, seems that he previous owners installed the incorrect flywheel and dipstick+tube on the truck before i bought it, so now the shop is having issues find the right parts.
as for the VW, im going to keep it the baja car it already has started to be, its not 4x4, but itll be fun and cheap to learn on whole i keep looking for a mid 70's ford 4x4 to build.
I dare you to wheel a Vdub baja, I'll have a tow strap ready to pull you up the rough stuff. Just poking fun, I dig the ideas of a baja 1000 prepped VW, to cool.
The way things are running around here, I might trailer drag my Bronco to SMORR (someday) with a DODGE, so its all good by me.
its all about he fun, no mater what you dirve! i used to off-road a 4 door mercury tracer, lmao, i had it on two wheels, will have to see if i can dig up the pics, i took it up jeep trails too in southern cali.
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