hey campers. I had driven past these guys' farm a few times and noticed some soobies in the pasture. This time i stopped on the road and was going to snap some photos. The dog in the yard started to bark and a lady popped her head out of the Quonset. I asked if i could snap some photos and she said "sure". then she told me there were a bunch more over by the other building. You couldn't see these from the road. She said they were all in various states of disrepair except a couple just were parked. "Pinkie" the Brat with pink wheels she said thought just had bad wheel bearings. Not wanting to push anything, I just snapped some photos of the close ones. The ones out in the field will have to wait for closer pics as the cows and bulls seemed to want a piece of me. I don't know diddly about Brats but drool away you body shop folks.

Edited June 18, 200916 yr by opelsuby
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Where's Psycho?

 

Briggs: this looks like YOUR yard!

they are all beat up pretty well used.

 

*** I SEE A WINCH ON THE LAS TPIC I WANT IT WANT IT WANT IT>

beat up???? I see POTENTIAL there. They used the on a farm so i suspect that got used and abused some.

 

I know, I saw that winch and .....schwing!!! The black one in the field(that I couldn't get close to, seemed to be in the best shape.

BTW...That is probably 1/2 of all the Brats left in North Dakota right there. You gomers out there in Colorado and Washington have em all.

ancient brat burial grounds perhaps?

thats cool

It's a shame that they're just sitting out there.

Quick, somebody go rescue them! Bring 'em back to life.

BTW...That is probably 1/2 of all the Brats left in North Dakota right there. You gomers out there in Colorado and Washington have em all.

 

i must have half of the new hampshire brats left. i have 10 gen 2 in my yard.

Where's Psycho?

 

Briggs: this looks like YOUR yard!

Hahahaha

There aren't enough to be my yard. Plus, the grass isn't 5 feet tall.