todays random image (part #4)

Looks like fun! How's it sound?

Yeah f that.

Here you go Joe. Not my 1st van
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But it was a Hippy Van

[quote="Lazarusvan"]+1 on the Vette above...

Got a chance to see a fairly rare modern car today when going to pick up some misc. items to be sold from a local, living estate. The car belongs to one of the founders of Fed Ex that I didn't know lived here. quote]

Who would that be? Im a Fed Ex employee.

Lol had Coke shooting out my nose...

John Force has a car show every year in Yorba Linda CA in his shop's parking lot. These are from that show.

now that’s unique. I bet that makes for a quick engine R&R. just a couple bolts and slide it out the back. what sort of transfer case is that?

Our Future Rides !!!!!

ok, I found the info on that van w/ revers mounted engine. I actually had a pic of it on my screensaver for a while.

http://jalopnik.com/5597588/slims-wheelie-van-know-it-love-it

the reverse mount engine must be so it has a rear weight bias so it can easily do wheelies

ANY IDEA WHAT THE 2ND DRIVE SHAFT IS ABOUT,????

dix, the engine is actually mounted backwards, the shaft off the trans is actually going towards the driver, there is a sort of transfer case that is usually used in boats to do a 180 degree turn so the second DS you see goes back to the rear axle. this forum cuts a bit of the pic off. I opened the pic in another tab to see the whole thing.

also a video of him doing wheelies in it was found



https://youtu.be/txTS6jc0liM

you can see the driveshaft rig here

https://youtu.be/taozZMxP_wE

thanks. i had a brain fart....

w/o seeing the rest of the image, it was confusing. I had to do some research as I initially had the same question.

its built just like a v-drive inboard boat- drive box is usually a casale box.

and if you thought the scooter/trailer image was a gag….

it’s not.

http://teardropindependent.wordpress.com/2011/04/21/worlds-smallest-caravan-can-be-towed-by-scooter/

There was an early truck at our cruise weekend last summer that had the engine in the back turned around and the transfer case he was using was an early Bronco cast iron transfer case. It was the only thing he could find to handle the power of the small block that was pushing some 5oo horses. He said haveing a light food would be an understatement...lol.

that must drive the bowtie brigade crazy. a chev van wwith a dodge for power!!!. the school figured out how to put enough power in it to actually do wheelies i guess........ rather than an old 350.
body armour is on , replys from the chev faithful. LOLOLOL

I must agree- yet as Im a chev fan- id entertain doing the same -as it is better than a =FORD!!= let the games begin=

Twinpilot001 wrote:I must agree- yet as Im a chev fan- id entertain doing the same -as it is better than a =FORD!!= let the games begin=

Ahhh be nice TP, some people like to (F)ix (O)r (R)epair (D)aily. Lol

That's what happens when you're broke. You go to the salvage yard and build your project with the cheapest junk you can get your hands on.