Whiterooks clone M880
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Whiterooks clone M880
318 cid crate motor, which was actually surplus for an M880/890, it was still in a styrofoam filled crate. It has an edelbrock aluminum manifold with a edelbrock four barrel carburetor on top. Also has a nice set of moroso valve covers. When I can find a set of headers that I can afford it will have them also.
Front winch bumper off of an old Ford F-150 sporting a 12,000 lb. Winch from Harbour Frieght.
1985 Dodge W350 4X4 cloned to look as close to a M880 as I could. Side rails were modified from some old deuce and a half side rails.
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318 cid crate motor, which was actually surplus for an M880/890, it was still in a styrofoam filled crate. It has an edelbrock aluminum manifold with a edelbrock four barrel carburetor on top. Also has a nice set of moroso valve covers. When I can find a set of headers that I can afford it will have them also.
Front winch bumper off of an old Ford F-150 sporting a 12,000 lb. Winch from Harbour Frieght.
1985 Dodge W350 4X4 cloned to look as close to a M880 as I could. Side rails were modified from some old deuce and a half side rails.
Wow, that reminds me of "Betty", a truck I drove for nearly 20 years.
It wasn't actually a clone, it was just modified over time to meet my needs. A little more beat up than yours and definitely a lighter duty truck, it still handled business just fine.
