The greatest off road vehicle ever!
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This has to be my favorite exotic type machine (After a land rover or quad or motorbike)
With military vehicles i always wonder about track width and weight when thinking about true 'go anywhere' capability
Whats the turning circle on that Leviathan in the op?
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They are belting vehicles janne, no doubt about it. Not as good on the paved roads as a four wheeler though
Yeah - but what is the cost of Road Tax, insurance etc - never mind the MPG!
I couldn't afford to attend the apocalypse in ANY of these vehicles!
I couldn't afford to attend the apocalypse in ANY of these vehicles!
Hah! Some awesome vehicles appearing.
It looks like mine is a 33' turning circle and 5.9mpg in the 7 litre V8. I wonder if it'd also be as unreliable as the modern day monster trucks?
I remember reading about a Russian made truck which was run on firewood. Seems like it might be a better option after the apocalypse.
An Ostrich might be a good after apocalypse option. It'd run fast if you could sit on it and probably has a nasty bite. It'd lay massive eggs too!
It looks like mine is a 33' turning circle and 5.9mpg in the 7 litre V8. I wonder if it'd also be as unreliable as the modern day monster trucks?
I remember reading about a Russian made truck which was run on firewood. Seems like it might be a better option after the apocalypse.
An Ostrich might be a good after apocalypse option.
It'd run fast if you could sit on it and probably has a nasty bite. It'd lay massive eggs too!
Tundra Buggies are full time 4x4. Locking diffs and hubs. They can be made into road trains with purpose-built units for a whole gang of tourists.
Nobody gets too cranked up as there are no roads. Tundra. Every direction is "off-road!"
High enough that a 10' polar bear can't slap your face off.
Made in Churchill, Manitoba but for now, they stay in Churchill.
It will cost $60,000,000 to repair the flood damage to the only railroad line.
Not something you could fly out in a Cessna 185 on floats.
Nobody gets too cranked up as there are no roads. Tundra. Every direction is "off-road!"
High enough that a 10' polar bear can't slap your face off.
Made in Churchill, Manitoba but for now, they stay in Churchill.
It will cost $60,000,000 to repair the flood damage to the only railroad line.
Not something you could fly out in a Cessna 185 on floats.
Yeah - but what is the cost of Road Tax, insurance etc - never mind the MPG!
I couldn't afford to attend the apocalypse in ANY of these vehicles!
Can just imagine you waiting outside of a post apocalyptic post office trying to pay your road tax
I s'pose the real post apocalypse vehicle would be any random decent looking 4x4 oil burner you found laying around
Or a van just for reliability, economy, and carrying capacity
Esp for us in britain.....unless its a road stealing apocalypse!
Modern zombies can run that fast
How do you like the forward control version? The one in your link doesnt have much carrying capacity in the tractor unit
If we are talking big ole military vehicles i'v got to give a shout out to the mighty scammell pioneer, tank transporter and heavy off road recovery vehicle
http://www.armyvehicles.dk/scammellpio.htm
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