Cool Ford truck

That is indeed a nice truck - and with a great engine! :W

A few companies around that do these sort of conversions

why would you put a cummins in a ford when they have a perfectly good diesel made by ford.........









OH ! ! nevermind ..................I know why.

RobertRyan wrote:
A few companies around that do these sort of conversions

I don't think you got the correct link.


Here is another video of it.

ICON 1965 Ford Crew Cab Reformer Project EPIC!!!

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:
A few companies around that do these sort of conversions

I don't think you got the correct link.


Here is another video of it.

ICON 1965 Ford Crew Cab Reformer Project EPIC!!!

That has nothing to do with Caterpillar track replacement done by aftermarket companies. Seems to be plenty of those.

RobertRyan wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:
A few companies around that do these sort of conversions

I don't think you got the correct link.


Here is another video of it.

ICON 1965 Ford Crew Cab Reformer Project EPIC!!!

That has nothing to do with Caterpillar track replacement done by aftermarket companies. Seems to be plenty of those.

Yup, you’re right. That has nothing to do with Caterpillar track replacement done by aftermarket companies. Guess what? Neither does this topic!

Where the heck did that come from? :R

:):)

NRALIFR wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:
A few companies around that do these sort of conversions

I don't think you got the correct link.


Here is another video of it.

ICON 1965 Ford Crew Cab Reformer Project EPIC!!!

That has nothing to do with Caterpillar track replacement done by aftermarket companies. Seems to be plenty of those.

Yup, you’re right. That has nothing to do with Caterpillar track replacement done by aftermarket companies. Guess what? Neither does this topic!

Where the heck did that come from? :R

:):)

Try looking at the vehicle in the first post. US conpany that did the GMC Conversion did the Toyota. Other companies do somilar conversions

RobertRyan wrote:

Try looking at the vehicle in the first post. US conpany that did the GMC Conversion did the Toyota. Other companies do somilar conversions

No, the initial link was a video about this truck



Look at the video again on Youtube.
ICON 1965 Ford Crew Cab Reformer — 2017 SEMA Show


It had nothing to do with a GMC, Toyota, caterpillar tracks or Australia.

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:

Try looking at the vehicle in the first post. US conpany that did the GMC Conversion did the Toyota. Other companies do somilar conversions

No, the initial link was a video about this truck



Look at the video again on Youtube.
ICON 1965 Ford Crew Cab Reformer — 2017 SEMA Show


It has nothing to do with a GMC, Toyota, caterpillar tracks or Australia.

That serms to have disappeared. First post I saw is from pickup trucks about the MaxTeax GMC

RobertRyan wrote:

That serms to have disappeared. First post I saw is from pickup trucks about the MaxTeax GMC

Nope, it didn't disappear. It is still the same link we all saw earlier about an ICON 1965 Ford pickup with a Cummins engine in it.

Hence the reason why I said that I don't think you got the correct link earlier. Oh, and it is also the reason why this threads title says Ford and not GMC.