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BRodda
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V8 Snowblower: Tim Taylor would be proud

08/05/2005 9:23 AM

In the spirit of overzealous DIY, someone actually built a V8 Snowblower. It is powered by a 454 cubic inch big block Chevy engine! I don't think that even New England winters get snowy enough for this bad boy. Still it would make the neighbors green with envy.

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Stupott
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V8 Snowblower

08/08/2005 5:01 AM

We could do with one of those here in Scotland. We get plenty of snow for ski-ing, but it lies heavy in the glens at Glenshee....that bad boy would soon get it back on the pistes!!!!!!

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Paddy O'Flanigan
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Re: V8 Snowblower

08/09/2005 10:07 AM

Park it in your shed next to the V8 Chainsaw - http://www.overmars-tuinenpark.nl/video/V8ChainSaw .avi
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