Some interesting repairs and modifications to these vehicles. I hope some of these were stopped and towed.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...mechanics.html

 

the door *** was a good fix...

 

The redbull can looks like some stuff we'd pull in the field if we were in trouble. I had to use a MRE bag for a CV boot one time, they work great for gaskets too.

 

Love the Benz emblem.

 

The window ac & generator combo get me every time.

 

Go to www.thereifixedit.com. Plenty of laughs

 

Hell yeah to the '92/'93 Fseries/Bronco with vice grip *****.

Who ever wrote that the "loosely-attached tyre" is freakin' stupid. That "tire" is pretty well attached, just has a broken C clip in the pumpkin.

Adrianspeeder

 

Man, some of that stuff looks like it was allot of work and very much out there..

The Log bumper would look cool chromed.

 

Reminds me of the time my grandpa used duct tape and hay bail wire to hold the axle on his boat trailer.

 

Anyone else thinking about trying the garden hose tire?

 

I was. If it were to catch fire, via burnout, -just turn the water on. ?

Auh, ha ha ha... Oh brother

 

Ive done the windshield wiper rope before back when I was a kid. Then discovered rain-x
Also had small vise grips for door window *****

 

Yea, I've seen the vise grips one before. But the ww rope ? How would that work in a hard rain ? Who's driving lol ?

Ahh, just throw in some ZZTop and work it out right..

 

Lost my wiper motor on an early 80's toyota pickup that was given to me as a beater. It would only work with a passenger. Rope through the wing windows, I pull, passenger pulls. Didn't work well to be honest, not at all. It was intended to keep the mud off during some bashing. That truck never saw pavement or a light foot.

Love me some ZZ top. A little before my time but grew up around a lot of backyard blues themed parties and camp outs

 

Many years ago, my roommate's dad fixed rotted out quarter panels on his 65 Galaxie with.........window screen and CEMENT. Yes, cement, like concrete. He was a retired mason, and also happened to be Polish.

Funny thing - the rear end sagged and there wasn't anything heavy in the trunk.