Post by Suzann and Matt (Schultzy) on Oct 22, 2007 21:04:07 GMT 10
Well this is Matt's and my 3rd Tow Car post and each time it has been a completely different make. 
The first one was the 1971 Ford Ranchero, the 2ed was the 1968 Valiant which we still have and our newest tow car ... or should that be truck
.... is a 1942 Chev Blitz Radio Van. ;D ;D ;D
It has a 216 engine and 5 speed box. It has has some mods like the 5 speed, it also has windows where there would have been steel sliding plate and there is now an opening behind the front seats. It is reged for 3 so we can take one of the grandkids.
We just got back from a 3 day weekend at the WWII Jeep swap and both the Blitz and van got lots of comments. We had our 13 month old grandson William with us.
King of the world.
I am not sure if William or Poppy was having the most fun.
You can get a bit more into the back of the Blitz then the Valiant. 7 tyres, 1 large tool box, 1 pram, 2 esky's and one very happy grandson.
Suzann and Matt.
(nondenominational when it comes the cars)
PS: We are also restoring a 1941 1/2 Dodge Weapons Carier
The first one was the 1971 Ford Ranchero, the 2ed was the 1968 Valiant which we still have and our newest tow car ... or should that be truck
.... is a 1942 Chev Blitz Radio Van. ;D ;D ;D It has a 216 engine and 5 speed box. It has has some mods like the 5 speed, it also has windows where there would have been steel sliding plate and there is now an opening behind the front seats. It is reged for 3 so we can take one of the grandkids.
We just got back from a 3 day weekend at the WWII Jeep swap and both the Blitz and van got lots of comments. We had our 13 month old grandson William with us.
King of the world.
I am not sure if William or Poppy was having the most fun.
You can get a bit more into the back of the Blitz then the Valiant. 7 tyres, 1 large tool box, 1 pram, 2 esky's and one very happy grandson.
Suzann and Matt.
(nondenominational when it comes the cars)
PS: We are also restoring a 1941 1/2 Dodge Weapons Carier
