[festerw]

Anybody want to plow old school
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2448775383&category=39413

Think about the face your customers would have if you pull up in this to give them a quote. Maybe painted a nice bright red, some lettering on the doors it would be a sharp truck.

 

[Plower737]

I would love to plow with something like that. From what I understand they are really hoss's. I'm sure it doesn't have pwr steering or good heat, but that can be fixed. The only other thing would be a pwr angle set up. If I had extra change I'd buy it, if the price was right.

 

[tvpierce]

Heck, I plowed up until last year with my '53 Willys. I just sold it to a friend at work, and he's using it to clear his driveway.
That Dodge would be an animal in the snow -- there'd be no stopping it. Add a Fisher valve body and angle rams, and you'd have one unique plow rig.

Jeff Pierce

 

[atgreene]

A friend of mine has one with a 7' snowblower mounted in place of the plow. Awsome rig.

 

[TLS]

Drop a small block Chevy and an Automatic Tranny in it. Add power steering/brakes, and MOST OF ALL get rid of the military tread tires. They are the WORST tires for anything. Cant believe the Military actually specified a tire like this.

That would be one COLD cab!

 

[PSDF350]

my farther used to plow with one of those (m37) there was nothing that could stop that thing. during blizzard of 78 when all other contractors were getting heavy equipment in to plow out the lots all around him he was still pushing snow. top speed on that thing was like 55-60 mph. but it would go through anything. he did have to get pulled off the piles he was making a couple times though, 10' up on a pile. company he worked for sold it and got a F350 :headwall and the only thing it was used for was plowing.