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Got Creeper? Low buck redneck tech!

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by FiddyFour, Jul 1, 2006.

  1. FiddyFour
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    OK... enough Mini Cooper, streetroderiffic threads for a while. . . that shit makes me wanna barf in a bag...

    anyhow. . .

    next time you are at a garage sale and see someone selling one of those usless wooden creepers for a buck, or see one sittin on the curb waitin disposal, dont turn your nose up till you see this pic. . . it really IS worth 1000 words
















    Tranny dolly for a buck, or even FREE. screw the man :cool:

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  2. skajaquada
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    that's a BOP bellhousing...watcha putting that in?
     
  3. FiddyFour
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    52 willys PU :cool:


    PS... its OG from a late 70's/early 80's Caddy, gettin stuffed behind a "Four-Double-Nickle" Byooick from a 72 electra 225
     
  4. Haunted Ken
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    :rolleyes: Damn, I need a BOP tranny, too......
     

  5. I'll never forget when my old man backed over his creeper with the '57,,,,no problem, cut the dammaged 1/3 off, reinstall the wheels................... instant Super-High Manuverability creeper:D I bet he still has it.
    Yankee ingenuity/thriftyness at its finest.
    Brett
     
  6. skajaquada
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    that oughta be fun as shit...good luck keeping tires on that bitch.

    i'm putting a 455 olds in my daily with a t56 behind it. if i have a 3.08 rear, 27" tires and have a .70 final drive and hit 6000rpm in 6th...viola, 220 mph in a granny car:D
     
  7. RODMAN58
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    Still got em and still love em BUT I dig the hell out of my lift after creeping,doing the yard/gravel driveway crawl for nearly 40 years. It's
    nice to not lay down unless I want to!
    Rod
     
  8. Wildfire
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    Yeah, they work great for sliding a tranny under. You can then use a a cherry picker to lift the tranny into position throught the floor shift hole. Makes it easy on us guys who can't do the the old bench press technique.
     
  9. oldskool55
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    from socal

  10. skajaquada
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    there's the chevy bolt pattern which has a bolt top center and the BOP (Buick, Olds, Pontiac and cadillac but that's not part of the acronym) pattern with that valley in the middle you see there.
     
  11. squirrel
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    I've been putting trannys on worn out creepers for years...nice tip!

    that tranny is a caddy, most likely, with that extra long tail, and the caddy blue dipstick tube
     
  12. screwtheman
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    Reminds me of how every skater I've ever known has used a skateboard to move something. I think my biggest thing was a heavy ass solid wood entertainment center. :D
     
  13. Olson
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    Hell I'm not even a skate boarder and I used one to move a stove a few weeks ago. My oldest boy got home and said "who used my board"...

    Thanks for the idea, Fiddy...doin' a tranny r/r for a bud of mine this weekend.

    Olson

     
  14. repoman
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    Hey! I'M THE MAN!
     
  15. Why use your creeper when the local grocery store has plenty of tranny dollys all over the parking lot? :D bring a hacksaw and a pick up truck.
     
  16. FiddyFour
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    THIEF!!! :eek::p . . . 'sides, thems fer motors :eek:
     
  17. ground_pounder
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    when i used to deliver bread, would find spare old rack dollies around, most grocery stores got them just sitting out back, i used to grab the ones that had a bad wheel and would dump racks, take them outa commission b/4 i spent a hour picking up my load off the ground. right now i got a few motors sitting on tire dollies i am not using at the moment.
     

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