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1993 Tucker 2000 12500$ Worland Wy

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1993 Tucker 2000 360 Chrysler gas Allison auto trans. Steel Grousers New rubber on tracks. 2 man cab 125 gallon fuel tank. Am fm cd player. 3600hrs Runs and works great. 5 boggie carrier no blade Does very well in Bighorn mountain powder.
 

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I wish they made a smaller version of these, like SuperImp size (under 4-5000lbs)...

Would love to buy one like this, but just dont see how I would get around some of the tight trails that I go on...

Good Luck on sale...
 
they get around curves ok with a bit of geometrical thought , it is low branckes that piss me off. Nice pictures Mike where is that deep snow at?
 
Agreed- you would be able to get where ever you wanted to go (and probably have gone in the Imp). But the mid-engine configuration would severely limit your 'sno-camper' possibilities.
 
Short bus said:
they get around curves ok with a bit of geometrical thought , it is low branckes that piss me off. Nice pictures Mike where is that deep snow at?
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South Big Horns The one and only time I have gotten to the mtn with that cat. Otherwise been grooming with the big cat. Tucker is alot funner than the 3700!! LOL
 
DAVENET said:
Agreed- you would be able to get where ever you wanted to go (and probably have gone in the Imp). But the mid-engine configuration would severely limit your 'sno-camper' possibilities.
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It all can be done, even with the REAR engine... LOL

matter of some fabbing steel... :) :) :)
 
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