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Hi, I'm new and I just bought a new leftover 2009 TYM t273 tractor. http://www.dotphoto.com/MemHome.asp I've never had a tractor bigger than a sub compact before. I also have a 93Wheelhorse 520H and an 84 SB421. I'm an electrician by trade working in a chemical plant. I also have a small contracting business. I plan to use this new toy to a profit. I have 3 kids, 2 in college. A loving wife, golden retreiver, cat, rabbit, and horse. I'm a DIYer and into anything MOPAR.
 
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Welcome!

Is 'wedgeheaded' a reference to Mopar?

I would love to see your photos on dotphoto but I didn't get any farther than 'must become a member first'. Is there some way to declare your TYM photos Public?

Welcome aboard!
 
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Welcome to the Forum! :tiphat:

Glad you found us!

Jim
 
Klumpe

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Welcome to the forum Wedge, I'm sure you would love my retirement project car. It is a 1952 Dodge Wayfarer Business Coupe. The plan is to build a new frame that will be a tubular race inspired frame, Lincoln Versailles Ford 9" out back, '77 Volare front subframe, and a '67 440 shoehorned between the rails mated to a 727 TorqueFlite paired with a GearVendorz Over/Under drive unit. The transmission combo is subject to change though.
 
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Klumpe said:
Welcome to the forum Wedge, I'm sure you would love my retirement project car. It is a 1952 Dodge Wayfarer Business Coupe. The plan is to build a new frame that will be a tubular race inspired frame, Lincoln Versailles Ford 9" out back, '77 Volare front subframe, and a '67 440 shoehorned between the rails mated to a 727 TorqueFlite paired with a GearVendorz Over/Under drive unit. The transmission combo is subject to change though.
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You sound like a man after my own heart. If I remember right, the business coup had no back seat, is that right? You should check out Moparts and Mopar Style, both great sites for parts, ideas, advice, you name it.
 
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Yeah, it didn't have a back seat but was supposed to have a cardboard/masonite shelving area for salesmen to put their magazines and brochures in. I measured my 440 and it is basically a 30"L x 30"W. With a little trimming to the inner fenders I can make it work. Thanks for the sites to look at.
 
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