If this video reaches 100K views, I will treat myself to Taco Bell.

Yep, that’s pretty cool

Awesome project! I absolutely love what you did here. 👍👍👍

I am thanking you and a few others for teaching me for my own build

You NEED to make a trailer for that, would look sooooo cool

If this is what you can do with a lawn mower, like to see what you can do with an old pick up truck

Pretty stinking awesome!

Makes me want to cut and chop my riding mower up and build me a K100 Kentworth COE and paint it like BJ and the bear. I use to draw that truck and trailer in school all the time circa 1976, I thought that was the prettiest truck at the time on the road. Until Smokey and the Bandit, lol.

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Awesome looks like a 1980's Ford cabover! Badass!! 👍🏼👍🏼

Nice job

Treadmill Belt Sander😮 great. Now I can’t live without that.

And yes, a matching trailer would be so cool!! 👍🏼 HAPPY HOLIDAYS and MERRY CHRISTMAS!! 🙂

Such a cool idea!

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Wow my brother that's a Nice job and great work of Art❤️💯👍

Another set of rear wheels to replace the front for equal size will help with proportions. For a quick parade entry, not bad!

You did exactly what i wanted to do as a kid. 10/10 build

so beautiful truck

Very cool. Looking at this, I was thinking 1 of thoughs 1960s VW cargo van.

Very cool. Seeing you work that sheet metal brought back memories. Btw, new sheet metal has an oil on it. Use vinegar to clean it and the paint will stick forever. Years ago when my daughter was little, we were at the local annual parade when she saw kids riding in the parade on four wheelers. She said I want to do that. I explained to her that four wheelers were expensive and we really didn’t have a place to ride them since we lived in town, but I could probably build her some thing That we could ride in the parade. That seem to appease her. Next year rolls around, we are at the parade again, she gets quiet, and then she looks up at me and tiny little voice said “you know, you never built me anything to ride in the parade” Yeah, you can guess how that made me feel. So I was determined to live up to my word. Working 58 to 62 hours six days a week. The following year was not really conducive to building anything for the parade. And then one day it dawned on me that I actually had two weeks before the parade . I blurted out the fact at work and one of my coworkers, who was also a pretty good friend asked me what was the matter, and I explained the situation. He laughed and said basically there’s no way in hell you can build something to put in the parade in two weeks. I told him I thought I could. He was still unbelieving and even made a bet that he would buy me a steak dinner if I could pull it off. That wasn’t the main reason, but it was further incentive to get to work. So I found an old electric golf cart, chopped and stretch the frame, added an old Wisconsin 20 hp engine right in front of the rear axle. Made framework to support the body. Bought a bunch of brand new galvanized sheet metal like you used. And went to work. What ended up happening was a lot of late nights, a few cuts, and bruises, and the making of an 8 foot long 3 1/2 foot wide, 1932 Ford roadster that had rack and pinion steering, a working drivers door that locked, chrome swing arm, front suspension, 12 inch rear, and 8 inch front tires with baby moon, hubcaps, 6 V bucket headlights upfront, a stainless steel mesh grill, and an awesome blue paint job that was sprayed on the night before the parade. Of course, I had to have photographic proof in order to win the bet so that happened as well. Got there early the morning of the parade, staged in order and waited until we finally started moving. it started pouring down rain right as we began moving into the parade sequence. A young Friend of mine had helped with the build and was there riding a ten speed along side of us. He ran into a local store, where I knew some of the workers and grabbed an industrial size black trash bag, which we poked armholes and head hole in for my little girl as a makeshift raincoat. After I was good and drenched, the rain stopped. 🙄 We decided to take the trash bag off because she was getting hot. In the process, I touched my elbow against the spark plug that was sticking up out of the body right behind the driver seat, grounding out my rain drenched body and the magneto. You want to talk about a shocking experience. As we went a little further, it seemed like the engine was missing, but it was a single cylinder so I thought that was odd. When I turned around to look, I saw that in my flailing, after being electrocuted, I had actually knocked the spark plug wire completely loose. It had been running the whole time by arching a quarter inch across an air gap to the spark plug. We had the beast for several years after that. Occasionally, I would get it out and drive it around the small town just for fun. It was pretty fun to drive. With the rack and pinion steering you could be doing donuts to the left spin completely around to doing donuts on the right all with one finger. One day an old man showed up and asked if I wanted to sell it. The kids were getting older, and it took up a lot of space in the garage, but I was still hesitant. Then he told me what he wanted to do with it. There was a pretty big parade that was held in July in a small Kansas town and he wanted to enter it as a parade float. So I relented and made him a very good package deal for it and the trailer. He came back later and told me he had bought brand new tires and fancy wheels, for it, entered it into the parade, and won first place. that was the last time I talked to him, and I don’t know what happened to it. All that’s left now are the pictures and the story.

Very cool!!

Cool you made a ride on Hotwheels Thunder roller. The Thunder roller also had odd looking small wheels on the front. I love that you made it a ford 9000, my favorite cabover.

You need to have some mesh behind the grill so you have some airflow both for you and the motor

Great lawnmower/semi but I would have got another transmission for re axel

Just found your channel and subbed. Love the project

The amount of effort and skill this had to have required is just insane and admirable!

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Awesome man

nice truck you made a Ford CL9000 a Cabover ford does not make trucks but they are still legends

Super creative build. Great job!

I so admire your work it is incredible. Just my personal wish if you made one for me I need it to still cut grass. I have a ford ranger and a zero turn help me make this happen. It would be my happy place.

well, not sure what to say. Nice job. Just curious what you do for a living? Seem to have some free time which is aa good thing

lol this is amazing how do you only have 200 subs

hi mate greatings from across the pond, totally love this, i built one out of an electric wheel chair 10 years ago, when i seen your video, i was expecting to see some guy build an rc truck, but man you rock, totally love your thinking, i am a new sub too, great video

I know this guy and I love him

I always wanted to do something like this I hope I will in the future great content to sir!

Incredible bro❤

what kind of metal did you use to wrap around the cage for the body of the truck?

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What in the fuck is this sound track

That music was annoying a little

This is awesome great job and creativity i wouldhave neverimaginedyou can make a cab over out of a rider..you have inspired my next project..check out my monster truck go kart on my page if you wouldn't mind

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It is pretty good I have definitely seen a lot better 👍

Very kool man, how many hour did that take approximately