The Challenger was up for public auction in Brazil, see the link at the end of this post for the whole story, about page 9 or so.
How? How do you load that racecar onto the back of that Ranchero? Well, you probably caught what I missed.. Nik had to help me out... there are four doors on that hauler. Yeah! Now as if it isn't a leap of intuition enough to figure out how it was loaded on the back of that Ford Galaxy... the whole idea just got a big twist when you know that is a
chopped four door!
I've seen the above in San Diego, I think
The Challenger was up for public auction in Brazil, see the link at the end of this post for the whole story, about page 9 or so.
How? How do you load that racecar onto the back of that Ranchero? Well, you probably caught what I missed.. Nik had to help me out... there are four doors on that hauler. Yeah! Now as if it isn't a leap of intuition enough to figure out how it was loaded on the back of that Ford Galaxy... the whole idea just got a big twist when you know that is a chopped four door!
I've seen the above in San Diego, I think
Check out http://colunistas.ig.com.br/flaviogomes/ for some more interesting stuff, or just enjoy his series of photos, Girls and Cars. Good stuff!
Jesse, this is a 'hand made' Ranchero... It's a 68 or 69 Brazilian Ford Galaxy with the trimed top.
ReplyDeleteThis picture camer from a very interesting blog who tell the story of TURISCAR, the firs company in America, outside US, to build traillers and motorhomes. A friend, Mari Buzina, married the former owner of the company and now tells their story.
http://turiscar.blogspot.com/
Regards, Nik.
I don't think that's a Ranchero. It looks like a chopped wagon, you can see the rear door handles and cut lines.
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