WeIrD Stuff.

[TStetson]

Lets see some weird pictures that some of you all have. I came across this picture thought it was strainge(even though i have had the same idea). #ad


At least it is a dodge that it is in.

 

[TowPro]

I think that Suzuki weighs around 3000 lbs, sure the truck would hold it. I used to own one, but I can't recall if the front wheels were less then 4' to the outside, I think its wider then that, plus this truck has oversize tires on it (even wider) so it probably did not fit between the wheel wells.



I did notice its long enough that the tail gate can not close? That means to load it they had to drive over the tail gate, and I don't think the tailgate or the cables would support that weight. Another winner for our "photoshop" award?

 

[ToolManTimTaylor]

Originally posted by TStetson



At least it is a dodge that it is in.

Too bad it's a 1500 I dunno if it's a chop. it's feezable.

 

[gitchesum]

Re: Re: WeIrD Stuff.

Originally posted by ToolManTimTaylor

Too bad it's a 1500 I dunno if it's a chop. it's feezable.

It's a 2500, but it's also a gasser.

 

[mazdarotary]

Check this out. Now I know it is not the same vehicle,but it was/is the predecesor to the Samurai. I would guess it weighs lessthan a sammy with its small 2 cylinder engine and spartan ammenities,but non the less it can and was done alot back then. There is no way I would have the balls to try it though atleast not with those cable style tailgate chains. Oh by the way check out the rest of the site i am linking there is some neat stuff on there. I love these old LJ's.



http://www.lj10.com/4x4mag/pg03.htm



Chris

 

[Jumbo Jet]

I loaded a 1946 B Allis Chalmers in the back of my 1973 LWB Dodge Adventurer SE. It bent the tailgate!