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Would you like a life insurance policy with that Zook sir ?

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Would you like a life insurance policy with that Zook sir ?

Post by Ezookiel »

http://tinyurl.com/2enwtv

Gotta love the fact that it has a gun-rack in the back.

From the owner:
I have received a couple emails telling me this car is unsafe and not fit to be ridden on the road. I am selling this truck as a toy as I mentioned above in its present state it should not be driven over 30mph. You will not be able to drive this truck home, it will need to be trailered. Please do not buy this for your teenage daughter to use as a means of transportation, on they same note it would not be appropriate to give to your wife to use to pick the kids of from school. This is a toy, project, mud rig. I thought I made that clear in the detailed pictures and the description. This truck is sold as is. It does have a clean title and was registered of on-road use but I have never and would never take it on road as it sits. What the buyer does with the vehicle is up to him and based on his judgment and I nor anyone else is held responsible. I encourage bidders to give me a call or come by see the truck for themselves. Thank you.
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Post by Daisy »

bush mechanic's at its best....

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Post by RockyF75 »

Don't insult bush mechanics with that crap ;)

That looks like a 8 year olds inherited a zook and a welder and gone nuts
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Post by 80lsy gq »

Daisy wrote:bush mechanic's at its best....

:shock:
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Post by nottie »

Maybe it was BigGQ s first attemt at making shackles before he did his awsome MQ shorty.

On a serious note though that fix on the leaf spring is just scary :?
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Post by macca81 »

man id be scared to drive that up the driveway. wouldnt catch me dead driving it on or off-road... well maybe i would be caught dead, after the leafs broke, shackles bent and steering fell apart and i careened into a big tree....
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Post by bogged »

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rated towbar?
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Post by nottie »

specilty bends right there :shock:
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Post by bj42turbo »

:rofl: at your heading, Ezookiel to this thread..


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Post by zagan »

yeah it's rated.

It's rated to rip off at first chance.


The Q and A is funny.
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Post by DamTriton »

I wonder if "Competition Engineering" would be too impressed about having their sticker attatched to that masterpiece of engineering :? :? :?
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Post by MightyMouse »

Recovery off that tow ball is an invitation to a whole world of pain.
( usual disclaimers )

It seemed like a much better idea when I started it than it does now.
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Post by phippsy »

That's some scary steering right there... Love the welded leaves as well. It's all good.
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Post by Ezookiel »

MightyMouse wrote:Recovery off that tow ball is an invitation to a whole world of pain.
Yes, but if you don't use it for recoveries, it's probably all a Zook needs anyway, it's not like they can tow much when they weigh like 900Kgs. :P :P
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Post by Ezookiel »

In his favour, you can't claim he was trying to hide anything.
He proudly photographed all his best bits.
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What would be leaking down the INSIDE of the transmission tunnel or whatever you call the hump down the middle with the gear levers and stuff on it ? ? Is this likely to just be water or something from a leaky roof, or is there some fluid that could leak down the inside edge like this:
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Post by bazooked »

buggy time............
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Post by Ezookiel »

Damn, and they'd beaten me to it by two hours, and it took till now for anyone to notice.
Normally you get a few minutes before someone points out it's a tsoper or a duplicate thread.
Sorry about the duplicate, I didn't see the original.
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Post by PJ.zook »

It truly is disgusting what that zook has had done to it.
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Post by 75 cruser »

love the spring extensions

:D :D :D :D :D :D :D

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Post by sloshy »

13 bids :shock:
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Post by Sic Lux »

Love it :D Why have flex when it can just bend. i thought our shooting zook was bad, At least he didn't go overkill on the winch
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Post by vSAHARAx »

He also says

"The shackles themselves, I believe are a weak point in the suspension"

Yet he doesnt say anything about bit of angle welded to join the spring back together :?

I wouldnt know what to be more concerned about, Shackles, spring, steering, Getting high from the exhaust fumes, oil on my feet. I think ide feel more safe screaming down a hill in a homemad billy cart!!!
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Post by Wish I had coils »

very classy, Some great stuff those shackles would be perfect for my patrol and the winch that would be a great addition to the old girl too.

I might put a bid on it, You know with the aussie $ So strong and all Do u think it would be worth it with import costs :?: :D
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Post by macca81 »

hell yes it would! see if he has any mates with trucks in similar condition for me to buy :P :finger:
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