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two older tuckers for sale
- Thread starter bill w
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are they belted rubber or steel tracks
They look like steel tracks to me. Here's the listing: http://fairbanks.craigslist.org/rvs/3748361080.html
now I have to wonder what kind of v-8 is in the orange one because there are 2 up here of that vintage that have hemmi v-8's in them its a shame ours are so ragged out it would be cool to have a hemi powered snow cat.
so how fast does it go can it beat Big Al in a drag race
got a chuckle on that one sent some reps your way.It depends on which trailer and truck he is pulling it with
my 68 442 has a 283 Chevy Small Block V8 factory ordered that way so the 8 cyls are out there. Not sure what a 6 cyl is like but there is way more power with a v8 than it needs. Rarely do you get to use any of it the gearing is so low. Also sucks fuel. Looks and sounds cool.
Wondering if the pontoon on the blue one are redone or if they are swapped off the orange one. One pick they blue has blue the other black.
Wondering if the pontoon on the blue one are redone or if they are swapped off the orange one. One pick they blue has blue the other black.
the hemmi's had a 2 barrel carb but had dual point distributors so they had the ability to spin some high rpm's
Hi don are they still available my email ajay1118@hotmail.com
Ajay, I'm not positive but I do believe I currently own the two Tuckers from fairbanks . I am currently working on restoring them one at a time. See thread under sno-cat restoration 1963 Tucker amr restoration.