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    Senior Member CurtEgerer's Avatar
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    Hi-Perf Snowblowers

    You SoCal guys can just hit the back button now, this won't concern you ..... anyway, when I retire I'm thinking my first project will be a 911-powered snowblower similar to this 454 Chevy big block unit. This guy sells these for $25K but of course has to have a radiator which sort of messes things up. I figure a nice 2.2L flat 6 will work just fine! As far as I know, there're no noise or smog regs on snowblowers around here either. With open headers, I'll pray for snow.
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    Defender of the Normal John Fusco's Avatar
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    Then you could put a seat on it, maybe a top - hell why not just put an auger attachment to your 911. You could have a front blowin rear driven year round usable (and practical) car for cold climes.
    If only the Dr. were still alive...

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    Here was a rare option that I have seen around...this what your thinking Curt?
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    Hey that could come in handy in Montana.
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    Well, I might need chains on the rear tires, but YEAH that would work!

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    Heheheheheeee .....

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    Your right George...it's just that the treancher option was so rare here in the states that I often overlook it.
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    Defender of the Normal John Fusco's Avatar
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    and you don't often see them with original paint !

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