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Take one "trolley tractor" (used to tow big long trailer picking up trolleys on the coast), install the salvaged motor from a paddock basher, weld plenty of new steel into it, spray it in Mopar Everglade Green and you have "The TANK". A Subie that is as solid as... solid as... as... umm... a really solid thing. She feels very stable and sure footed on the open road, and you can feel the extra weight and strength in it as you drive around town. Needless to say, I'm stoked.

This is a link to the main post about the project, which spans over a six month period of part time work, in between doing stuff for other people. Oh, and it wasn't too much of a money sponge either, as I'm only on a pension.

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good stuf steve now enjoy. if your down the sunny haha coast give us a ring so you can have a look at your new brumby 0421865633.

dibs

Man that looks awesome and I'm not even a fan of wagons. Great work.

Nice...check THAT thing out

no problems gettin it reregoed?

guess theyre shuldnt have been neways u seemed to have done a very good job on it.

edit- just read other thread
also why didnt u get plates saying "Tank" lol

Nice work indeed

Great stuff, hope we get some pic’s of her in action (soonish).

thats a top effort mate! thanks for all the updates and info shared.
congrats