It took 11 months to build.
Keller says, "you kind of get the sensation of driving a sports car."
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And by the way, Who Lettered That Thing?
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Robare M. Novou
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Fred Keller and Judy Foster of Wasilla, Alaska converted their 1976 Mazda pickup truck into a giant Radio Flyer wagon.
It took 11 months to build.
Keller says, "you kind of get the sensation of driving a sports car."
Yeah, and when I climb into my car...I get the feeling I'm driving a wagon too....a station wagon.
And by the way, Who Lettered That Thing?
It took 11 months to build.
Keller says, "you kind of get the sensation of driving a sports car."
Yeah, and when I climb into my car...I get the feeling I'm driving a wagon too....a station wagon.
And by the way, Who Lettered That Thing?
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Patrick Mackle
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Man, dig that crazy roll bar!
Hey, for Halloween they could fashion a big hand with torn and bloody tendons attached to the handle and flappin' in the wind. Haahwoooo!!
Pat
Hey, for Halloween they could fashion a big hand with torn and bloody tendons attached to the handle and flappin' in the wind. Haahwoooo!!
Pat
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Ron Berlier
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Definately unique. Guess there isn't much to do in Wasilla, Alaska.
Ron Berlier
Wherever I go, there I am.
Wherever I go, there I am.
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Kent Smith
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Fun to drive around town...someone sent me a link to a You-tube video of the wagon but I lost it.
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Robare M. Novou
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