Not Early Ford, But It's A Ford

[green50]

Mechanic Constructs Drivable "Upside Down Truck"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rKPsFpJGqo

 

[Lanny]

Now that is really a novel concept. Even though it isn't early V/8, the amount of work
and the craftsmanship looks very good. The builder should be pretty proud to drive it.










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[mhsprecher]

Wow.

 

[mercman from oz]

Wouldn't be able to drive a vehicle like this on the roads in Australia.

 

[Jack E/NJ]

Why not? It'd be right side up with a right-hand steering wheel down there, wouldn't it?

Jack E/NJ

 

[mercman from oz]

It would indeed be right side up down under, but the Laws here are so tough. For example, in Queensland, if you own a 1938 Ford and wish to convert the Brakes from Mechanical to Hydraulic using parts from a 1939 Ford, you have to get the work inspected and a Blue Plate is attached to the vehicle. If you do it on the side without notifying the authorities, and get caught, you will be fined.

 

[waterboychuck]

Great video. I have the same truck but right side up. Maybe he should think about getting into early Fords.

 

[gmc1941]

Only in America!