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    My someday project has been yard art for a few years now. I traded a cam for a 36 Ford roller that had a tree fall on it. instead of repairing the roof, I just cut out 20 inches from behind the door, with building a "Topolino altered for normal size people" in mind. I planned to use a glass Topo nose piece, giant slicks on the rear and spoke skinnies on the front etc, but my back didn't like the heavy bodywork needed, and the project landed where it is in the photo. the axles, brakes and suspension wound up being used for my T bucket (see avitar), and the Topo dream sits dejectedly in the yard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lotsatoys View Post
    My someday project has been yard art for a few years now. I traded a cam for a 36 Ford roller that had a tree fall on it. instead of repairing the roof, I just cut out 20 inches from behind the door, with building a "Topolino altered for normal size people" in mind. I planned to use a glass Topo nose piece, giant slicks on the rear and spoke skinnies on the front etc, but my back didn't like the heavy bodywork needed, and the project landed where it is in the photo. the frame and suspension wound up being used for my T bucket (see avitar), and the Topo dream sits dejectedly in the yard.
    Russ
    Now that's got a really nice look! I'd say that would be a really cool vehicle finished out.
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    Enjoy the little things in life, and you may look back one day and realize that they were really the BIG things.

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    One day, if I live long enough I intend to build a hotrod woody bus as a camper

    along the lines of something like this
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    Bob Thomas

    "if aussies were to steer from the left like the yanks, that would mean our women are always right!! "

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