Here's the wagon as it is so far. Still looking for the wheels and tires it was supposed to have, but in time, it'll happen. For now,though. The little man can still go cruising. It started as an early 70's radio Flyer steel wagon. I cleaned it up, did a little body work, and painted it. I also made the side rails from wood I got from Lowe's, and the front tank (the trunk) is made from a junior dragster that I polished. I also cut the side out to make a hinged door. The tag is for the little man. His name is Jesse, but we call him "J". It has a soft foamy type bed in it so he is comfortable on long hauls. The front suspension uses spindles instead of the big uni-steer thing it came with. It's ready for a test run.
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Looks good Vinnie, I wish I had one like that when I was little, lol
Man, that thing would be HAWT lowered on some race kart wheels!!
too soon? :toilet:
Yes....yes it would. That IS what I had it designed for. Had to lift the suspension for these tires, but, for now, it's working.
Vinnie , Looks cool now add a cup holder then he would be riding in style. :D
It looks good Vinnie! I really like you're trunk idea! The other wheels will defenately add to the look. I'm sure the little guy's happy with it.
That is awesome. Good work!
Nice work, that's the most tricked out wagon I've ever seen haha.
Looks great. Cant wait to see it lowered!
I'll put a cup holder on it when you ditch those wire hub caps on the Cougar with some nice aluminum wheels....LOL.
Thanks guys. J will be here tomorrow, which means a long wagon trip.
awesome job Vinnie
Looks good,need to hitch that up to a big dog.
Gayle has a big dog in the back yard. About a hundred pounds. Once that train starts rolling, he doesn't stop.LOL.
That's really nice Vin! Good work.
I appreciate that. It's heavy, solid, and no rattles or squeaks. If I were a whole lot shorter, I'd climb in it and go for a ride. LOL.