Chinese junk invasion

[Wong]

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/snd/d/newmidsize-full-size/6395708418.html

 

[byr 13]

Looks like a phazer front end

 

[saber1]

probably ok for ice fishing hopefully will get u back home

 

[wirev]

Saw one a couple of years ago at an auction------had a stick shift.

 

[Wong]

STICK SHIFT, that's a new one for a sled

 

[wirev]

It was an automatic, but I believe it had low, medium, high, and reverse, or low-high, reverse. Kept a picture of it on my fone but finally deleted it. Looked like a smaller REV, as I remember.

 

[skeeter2010]

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/ank/snd/d/newmidsize-full-size/6395708418.html

What made me laugh about this is that "Chinese Junk Invasion" was posted by Wong
sorry it made me laugh

 

[maddogg]

I was lol at that too.

 

[timo]

Dang,,,
You beat me too it.

What made me laugh about this is that "Chinese Junk Invasion" was posted by Wong
sorry it made me laugh

 

[favoritos]

Holy Wow! Can't believe all the tags on that listing.
I do like the idea though. It is priced so low. Might be feasible for basic use.

 

[Modman440]

They have been around a couple years there is an old timer I know by Gaylord who has one thing he paid like 1800 new for it met him at a gas station last year on the way to the yoop all he uses it for is his grandkids because he couldn't find a decent enough kitty cat for less money apparently. Ugly as all heck but said had yet to give him any issues. Tell he was a little embarrassed riding it in a full on klim get up with M/C style helmet and 509 aviator goggles hahaha nice guy tho expected someone much younger till helmet came off!!

MOD

 

[frnash]

"Chinese junk invasion"?

"Chinese junk invasion"?
It "wooden" be the first time! :

"Junk (click →) Keying travelled [sic] from China to the United States and England between 1846 and 1848."

 

[catalac]

"Chinese junk invasion"?
It "wooden" be the first time! :
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"Junk (click →) Keying travelled [sic] from China to the United States and England between 1846 and 1848."

I saw alot of those in the Hong Kong bay, when I was in the Navy.