How Ford Model Ts became early snowmobiles
Necessity is the mother of bizarre vehicular mutations. When winter storms stranded rural mailmen in the 1920s, they resorted to ripping the front wheels off their Fords and attaching wooden skis. The rear wheels got tank treads, turning a harmless family car into an unstoppable, terrifying mechanical beast capable of conquering snowdrifts.

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