holy grill teeth batman.
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holy grill teeth batman.
I think this has to be a record for grill teeth in a grill.
Lets see a monkey face squeeze this many teeth in its mouth!
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=331302229942
Does look like a solid truck though. I was suprised to see a flathead in it too.
Lets see a monkey face squeeze this many teeth in its mouth!
http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?n...d=331302229942
Does look like a solid truck though. I was suprised to see a flathead in it too.
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WAY too much Budweiser involved in some of these builds. The amazing thing about this one is the fact he kept a flathead in it, despite all of the other radical changes. When somebody goes this far with a truck like that, they must accept that they're stuck with it, unless they cut the price WAY down and find another lunatic in the world who thinks the same way. BTW, why does he call it a 51?
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Wow. Now I know who has been buying all the grilles on E-Bay. Every last one of them.
That truck can get returned back to stock configuration with some effort. I like all that real steel in it. Except the grille teeth. I'd sell those extras and get a nice front bumper instead.
Thanks Josh for sharing this. A retired oral surgeon might be interested in this to buy. And keep his extraction skills in tune.
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That truck can get returned back to stock configuration with some effort. I like all that real steel in it. Except the grille teeth. I'd sell those extras and get a nice front bumper instead.
Thanks Josh for sharing this. A retired oral surgeon might be interested in this to buy. And keep his extraction skills in tune.
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Those spotlight/headlights would not be legal in any state, must have a daylight use only registration on it if it is registered in CA. There are a number of other details I can't understand (doesn't help pictures do not enlarge for me)
IMHO this is definitely a niche style build (LA ghetto lowrider?) that would only appeal to that market at that price.
IMHO this is definitely a niche style build (LA ghetto lowrider?) that would only appeal to that market at that price.
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