Not mine, but I have talked to the guy, and he needs it gone before the 1st, and is willing to go down to $200.
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/3423782886.html
http://burlington.craigslist.org/cto/3423782886.html
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1971 Tucker minus driveline
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I saw it also, tempting but how much work to get it running ?
If you were to put truck axles ( which I read do not have the right
kind of diff, maybe a spool ? ) then you are still without tracks..
Are the truntables still on the body ?
If you were to put truck axles ( which I read do not have the right
kind of diff, maybe a spool ? ) then you are still without tracks..
Are the truntables still on the body ?
Anybody who own this vintage of tucker that a tree fell on would be a likely buyer..
Big project for restoration. Don't see any sign of the turntables. Just the frame, cab and that indestructo slant six...That probably could be made to run unless it was run out of oil or water. They are one tough cookie those slant six's...No trans or drop boxes either.
If a person knew the right places to find the drive line and tracks it would be one thing. But for some one, say a first timer, it's a long ways from practical, IMHO.
Regards, Kirk
Big project for restoration. Don't see any sign of the turntables. Just the frame, cab and that indestructo slant six...That probably could be made to run unless it was run out of oil or water. They are one tough cookie those slant six's...No trans or drop boxes either.
If a person knew the right places to find the drive line and tracks it would be one thing. But for some one, say a first timer, it's a long ways from practical, IMHO.
Regards, Kirk