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222 (AAA) would have been better, but it was probably taken.
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Low'n slow
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Fun fact. I lived in Breckenridge texas for 4 years,
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Probably a club meet.
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I have heard family stories, but don't have photos, of replacing a rear wheel with a saw blade for cutting logs.
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JP, good video on the Snow Cruiser, thanks for sharing it.
I find it laughable that the guy making the video claims that the Foxbat was a match for the Blackbird.
I find it laughable that the guy making the video claims that the Foxbat was a match for the Blackbird.
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What was it for?
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The LeTourneau Land Train..."The TC-497 was tested by the Army at the Yuma Proving Grounds in Arizona. The results were impressive—but so were simultaneous advances in heavy-lift helicopters like the Sikorsky CH-54 Tarhe, a fleet of which could accomplish what the TC-497 promised with a fraction of the time and effort. The time of solving a problem like remote logistics with a massive, almost cartoonish machine like an overland train was over."
"In the end, the TC-497 was abandoned. It sat intact in Arizona for almost a decade before its trailers were scrapped; today only the cab survives, still baking in the desert sun and collecting dust. An unfitting end to one of the largest land vehicles ever made."
www.thedrive.com
"In the end, the TC-497 was abandoned. It sat intact in Arizona for almost a decade before its trailers were scrapped; today only the cab survives, still baking in the desert sun and collecting dust. An unfitting end to one of the largest land vehicles ever made."
The Incredible Story of the US Army's Earth-Shaking, Off-Road Land Trains
Oh, your pickup has a lift? That's cute.
www.thedrive.com