A doodlebug was typically built from stripped-down 1920s and 30s Ford Model A or Model T cars. They were crude but effective machines with their car bodies hacked off and frames shortened. To help them handle heavy field work, farmers rigged them with heavy duty truck rear axles and frequently bolted dual transmissions together to create the extreme low range gearing needed to pull plows, logs, and stone boats.
This one is made from a Model A truck. It was made for fun.
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- Color configurations
- Hitch
