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WTB: Tucker 1344 or 1342
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I think Bill Guthrie (forum name snotrans) has one of each for sale. You can check out his website snotrans.com for more information (no affiliation).
However, I wouldn't classify a Tucker as being either "short" or "light weight". If you go to Safety One's website you can search through their library of snow cat brochures to compare specs. I would also have doubts about the performance of a short track Tucker in deep snow.
Lastly, as someone who has "re-cabbed" a Tucker, I think you are better off buying a four door than modifying a two door. While the steel and aluminum are relatively cheap, all the other parts will add up to a surprisingly high number, and the time required is also significant. Of course that assumes you do a first class job.
However, I wouldn't classify a Tucker as being either "short" or "light weight". If you go to Safety One's website you can search through their library of snow cat brochures to compare specs. I would also have doubts about the performance of a short track Tucker in deep snow.
Lastly, as someone who has "re-cabbed" a Tucker, I think you are better off buying a four door than modifying a two door. While the steel and aluminum are relatively cheap, all the other parts will add up to a surprisingly high number, and the time required is also significant. Of course that assumes you do a first class job.