Farmall Cub

Only to be used for picking up parts or Sunday drives in the country.



Bill

Bill, what model is that? I didn't know that BMW made a vehicle like that. After looking at the license plate, I guess I won't see any over here anyway.

Bob McCarty wrote:Bill, what model is that? I didn't know that BMW made a vehicle like that. After looking at the license plate, I guess I won't see any over here anyway.

Bob,
I snagged the pic off the internet. The narrative told what model it was that was modified to make that puppy but I don't remember.

Bill

An El Beemerino?

Probably only a few remember the El Camino!
https://www.ebay.com/motors/blog/chevrolet-el-camino-half-car-half-truck-all-business/

High performance payload delivery.

Cub Expressin' in style!

this is my "New" truck. 1959 Willys Jeep FC170 DRW It ain"t no Beemer but it would haul a cub if I only knew how to get it up there!

The beemer might haul a cub.. (cadet)

Indy4570 wrote:it would haul a cub if I only knew how to get it up there!

Ramps would do it.

Barnyard wrote:

Indy4570 wrote:it would haul a cub if I only knew how to get it up there!

Ramps would do it.

yeah but unless they were very long I might be skeert

the bed height is way more than my trailer. I think I will stick to the gooseneck and the Dodge. but I am very interested in learning more about the long ramps, actual length and what the capacity is.

Indy4570 wrote:I am very interested in learning more about the long ramps, actual length and what the capacity is.

Ramps are 10' lonf, 16" wide and hold 5,000 lbs per pair.

How high is your trailer bed?

I think I’ll stick with my Tundra.