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i hear that about that immaculate gt, i cringed as they ripped the door panels off in pieces, and the rest of the car, id didnt look to bad when it was done, never roadworthy again tho
Lol, true redneck here, I went to my girlfriend's house to watch it on cable. Watching these guys explain it is something. "It shakes the nuts down into the nut sack, and then the conveyer dumps them into the nut bin". You can hear the laughter in the background!
ford must sponsor them or be involved somehow....
1. ford mustang lawnmower
2. ford explorer trash truck
3. f150 nut shaker
last night they turned a mac tools truck into a mail truck that shot the mail through cannons to blow papers to the door from the curb, and sling boxes throufh the roof to the door.
just never seen anything other then fords disected......
if you go to the web site it has information and pictures of all the monster garage vehicles. it also has a list of the car shows and such that they will have all of the monster garage vehicles on display. i gues you can get in them and get a real close look at them. i wish i was on the west cast. that seems to be where all of the shows are.
'75 F-100 4x4, 4" lift
35x15.5x15 super swamper TSL/SX
mini-spooled 9" rear end
390 w/ cam,headers,
and 4 barrell edelbrock
My only question is, why do they have to make everything look like a ricer? Did you see the rims on the F-150 nut shaker? And the paint job? I will admidt, that method and the job would be really cool on a street rod, like a t-bucket, or a duece coupe, but not on a work truck.
>My only question is, why do they have to make everything
>look like a ricer?
That is due to Jesse James. His manner and disposition are definitely California Surfer Dude. His is very good at what he does but he sure does some weird stuff. Like when he built his Sturgis bike and then he hops on it with his flannel shirt, tennis shoes and stocking cap and drives it to Sturgis. No helmet, no eye protection, no jacket.
That would be a very uncomfortable way to get there for me at least.
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seems like quiet a few people watch monster garage. It's a sweet show, Never miss it. I liked the fire truck limo, that was a lincoln right. what tough frame to carry all that weight. and did ever look cool when it was done!
just as an update and a comment...i am practically attached to my tv whenever that show is on...,yes they do in a sense destroy vehicles,but they also use those vehicles to create theyre own monsters...to bring those ideas from the back of theyre heads to life...and they build and fab all needed parts possible from raw steel.
and on another not last night i watched it i dont know if it was a repeat or not but ive never seen that 1 so...they took a ford e-350 cutaway/schoolbus,and built themselves a pontoon boat...
>ford must sponsor them or be involved somehow....
>1. ford mustang lawnmower
>2. ford explorer trash truck
>3. f150 nut shaker
>just never seen anything other then fords disected......
They turned a VW New Beetle in to a, uh, well it was this amphibious thing for the swamps with a big fan on the back...
OKAY, OKAY, I'm a dumb yankee that's bubba-challenged!! It's one of those things they use in the swamps of Florida!! HELP ME OUT HERE!! WHAT DO YOU CALL THESE THINGS!!
Anyways, they do use a lot of Fords, which is fine by me.
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