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There should be a prize for anyone who can name all the different car makes of the parts used on this one! :lol:

Well, so far I see Ford Ranger (which might  be what it is), Nash and Chevy.  Not sure on the quarters/bedsides, but I swear that roof is some sort truck hood.

 

 

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I could be wrong but it looks like you would have to roll the windows down  to be able to open the doors!

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There should be a prize for anyone who can name all the different car makes of the parts used on this one! :lol:

I don't think most of them are from this planet. :wacko:

My favorite isolated part has to be the little stainless piece behind the hood. Sets off the whole car. :lol:

Maybe you're right--maybe that's the detonator button! :lol:

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Collectible Automobilie car puzzle come to life! :lol:

Fins look like an Imperial. Early Rambler front clip. I agree about the Ranger doors.

Could it be a Ranger under all that mess?

Charlie Larkin

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Collectible Automobilie car puzzle come to life! :lol:

Fins look like an Imperial. Early Rambler front clip. I agree about the Ranger doors.

Could it be a Ranger under all that mess?

Charlie Larkin

It does have I beams and a ranger wheel on the front but looks like a GM wheel on the back...

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It does have I beams and a ranger wheel on the front but looks like a GM wheel on the back...

That can't be a Chevy Rally Wheel...can it?

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That's what i was thinking...

It's definitely a Ranger, but I'm not sure if you can get the Rally's in a 4.5"x5 bolt patter or if the "builder" would have swapped a whole GM rear axle in it just to fit the Rally wheels.  Considering the rest of the work on that....thing, I can see the "builder" doing that.

It does have I beams and a ranger wheel on the front but looks like a GM wheel on the back...

That can't be a Chevy Rally Wheel...can it?

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Anyone notice that the rear window is actually a '50s-era windshield?

It was the second thing I noticed, right after the fins.  It had me wondering which end of the vehicle was supposed to be the front, until I noticed the orientation of the door.

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