64 SRT8 Dart
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Ugly, just ugly....a Dodge too. Seen this on the way to the junk yard yesterday.
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Back in Time
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ukeleft:ukeleft:ukeleft:ukeleft:ukeleft:
don't be hatin, yo.
lol
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/6 Matt
30 Degrees Crooked
Was he bringin' the truck to the same place?
SpikeWills69
Live Free or Die
This popped up in the search, so I just had to post it
I always wondered where they got the idea for the "Big Wheel." :shock:
funwithfuel
Well-Known Member
X2 roll that thing straight to the junkyard, pop those wagon wheel garbage can lids off and slap some stockers on her. She'll be pretty again.
Frankie
Member #9641
Please explain...
Were you on the way to the junk yard?
...or was that truck on the way to the junk yard? :shock:
Odessa is like livin' in Little Jaurez. See that kind of ignorance everywhere. 9 times out of 10, when you see a car or truck in the ditch with a flat it's because one of those sillyassed lookin' rubber bands blew out. Aside from a gauge, how are you supposed to tell if you have a low tire?
Saetun
Sinister Swinger
64 SRT8 Dart
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Lol, no, I was on the way to the yard, he was just puttin down the road.lol
fishy68
Tyr Fryr's Inc.
Shoulda been the other way around
cody.bourgeois
Well-Known Member
Now im no big fan of any wheel over 22s on the right truck but when I have a customer wanting 30's on there ride I go ahead and sell it to them .MONEY IS GREEN AND IT PAYS MY BILLS>:burnout:
64 SRT8 Dart
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Lol
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
This is parked a block away from my house...does it count? LOL
jamesdaytona
Well-Known Member
What is that guy smoking ? ^^^^
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
Not sure, but it was very well built
jamesdaytona
Well-Known Member
Yeah , it was , but , wow .
66340SEDAN
FABO Member #3649
Just wonder what the hell it was built for? The bed is angled back, no rear gate...looks like it could have been an open hearse???
bad440
everything,all the time..
hey,thought you guys were talkin bout big wheels...View attachment Img_01583.jpg
View attachment Img_01584.jpgthis is the only caddy i have ever changed a starter in without using a jack!lol
View attachment Img_01584.jpgthis is the only caddy i have ever changed a starter in without using a jack!lol
Frankie
Member #9641
This is parked a block away from my house...does it count? LOL
jamesdaytona said:
Come on, guys, It's not a hearse, and never was. It's not a home built, either.
It's a "FLOWER CAR" used in funerals. Funeral parlors use them in the funeral processions from the parlor to the cemetery. The flowers that are brought to the funeral home during the wake, are transported to the cemetery in the funeral procession, in these cars.
...and it's not a new idea, either. "Flower cars" have been around almost since the invention of the automobile.
See below.
jamesdaytona
Well-Known Member
Well , that explains that . I never saw one before . Who'da thunk ?
moparmat2000
Well-Known Member
i guess none of you guys have ever heard of a flower car. these are special made for the funeral industry. they are used to transport your dead loved ones flowers from their viewing to the gravesite. not so sure they do this anymore. have not seen one of these in awhile. this car is used in a funeral procession this coupe deville was probably modified by superior bodyworks.
fishy68
Tyr Fryr's Inc.
Hum... You big city guys have all the perks. Been to many funerals and never saw one around here before.
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