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Dumb and / Dumber
12th August 2010, Page 54
12th August 2010
Page 54
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Transport, Private Transport, Land Transport, American Film Directors, Vans, Car Body Styles, Farrelly Brothers, Ford E-series, Imagine, Human Interest
The film that launched the Farrelly brothers' careers features one of the most unusual vans ever to grace our screens — a barking mad 1984 Sheepdog! The van originally started out as a Ford Econoline, but was converted into a canine by Harry Dunne as a mobile advertisement for his pet grooming business. We can't even imagine how bad this thing must smell when it gets wet.
Model: Ford Econohne Year of manufacture: 1984 Top speed: 104niph 0-60: 13 7 seconds Street cred: 3/10 Number plate: Unknown Where is it now? It had to be put down.
Quote: Harry: spent my life sav ings turning my van into a dog."
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