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As seen on TV, custom tucker for sale
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It's also listed on ksl.com, and has been for many months:
https://www.ksl.com/classifieds/listing/39110993
My recollection is the seller originally listed it at the bargain price of $49.5K, and obviously that didn't fly.
While he describes it as "Tracks and Base are a Tucker 442 Chassis with wide powder track conversion", In my opinion that is somewhat misleading. Yes, it started as a Tucker 442, but we all know those models were steel-tracked pontoon Tuckers.
This has a non-Tucker made setup with different carriers, idler wheels, spindles, rubber belts and grousers. I don't think there is anything Tucker supplied in that system. If you need parts I think you'd be on your own.
https://www.ksl.com/classifieds/listing/39110993
My recollection is the seller originally listed it at the bargain price of $49.5K, and obviously that didn't fly.
While he describes it as "Tracks and Base are a Tucker 442 Chassis with wide powder track conversion", In my opinion that is somewhat misleading. Yes, it started as a Tucker 442, but we all know those models were steel-tracked pontoon Tuckers.
This has a non-Tucker made setup with different carriers, idler wheels, spindles, rubber belts and grousers. I don't think there is anything Tucker supplied in that system. If you need parts I think you'd be on your own.
Exactly my thoughts. I think it would be a lot more attractive it is used reclaimed Tucker pontoons (like the terra track system)
I'm guessing that without the Sierra Engineering running gear foot print to carry all of that extra weight (a LOT), it would sink pretty quick. Even a 5 series would have issues with that payload in deep snow conditions IMHO.
edit: Sorry, got hung up on the word pontoon above. The OEM 2700 series would probably carry it, but not many of those around to scavenge from. http://www.forumsforums.com/3_9/showpost.php?p=20644448&postcount=141
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what would b real cool is to rip that ugly dodge off and show us some real fab skills----build a nice new real cab for it-----wow they could even do another tv show---lol---maybe even invite some of the fab guys on this forum to help---ive seen some really nice stuff on here--------than maybe it would b worth what they are asking------just sayin