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Mal evolent
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old school cool:
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lostinbaja
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Not everyday you see a Baja Dually
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Lahti35
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earthquake
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Whats up with the front suspension on the one in the front? It looks like the steering arm is in the front.
Casey
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Mal evolent
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looks like the one on the right is an oval window
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larryvance66
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Love it, Show us more! 
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nilza
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Whats up with the front suspension on the one in the front? It looks like the steering arm is in the front.
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kombi spindles perhaps?
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bajamike560
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bossride
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I wish I had taken pictures, but my '59 was cut down into a baja when I got it, and somebody had welded a third rim between two regular wide 5 rims with snow tires on them, and they had water in them. It was a dually when I got it.... the trans had broken, and the engine was missing.
they had cut both aprons off and the front hood was trimmed to the front of the gas tank area.
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Mal evolent
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bossride
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bossride
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bossride
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bossride
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bossride
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bossride
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bossride
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nilza
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does anyone else think this is a little mad with standard seats, seatrails and lap belts?
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Mal evolent
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and no connection between the cowl bar and the roll bar
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Axitech
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| Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2012 7:15 am Post subject: roll bar |
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| Sure there is. Look closely and you can clearly see a ratcheting cargo strap holding the two together. It also appears to be strengthening the front end/rear roll cage assembly. Scary stuff, huh? |
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