I’ve seen this a few times now. One was a Wrangler Unlimited and another a Tahoe. Both on trailers being towed by a 40’ diesel pusher. The next trend?Quote:
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I’ve seen this a few times now. One was a Wrangler Unlimited and another a Tahoe. Both on trailers being towed by a 40’ diesel pusher. The next trend?Quote:
Originally Posted by singlecross
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But of courseQuote:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdA8xz0LSTI
Needs moar alternators and batteries.Quote:
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Can't you flat tow Wranglers, too?Quote:
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AGNB was fucking raw. Some of the finest reporting I have ever seen.Quote:
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It's an F250 or 350 -- I assume the bed is full of 2000 pounds of batteries.Quote:
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Who in the hell needs that many lights to jack off a deer?Quote:
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You don't want any unseemly shadows hiding your view of the money shot.Quote:
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Don't worry, the beat goes on:Quote:
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-A...NMmxjdS371MSwg
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Wonder if this guy considers parking in the grass lot off-roading.
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^^^Hope he brought traction plates.
At work this week
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These are people who convinced themselves they really needed a truckbed to haul loads of plywood and bulk materials who really should have just purchased a SUV and a trailer.Quote:
Originally Posted by whyturn
That probably takes an hour+ to disassemble?
Looks like somebody already stole those gas cans.
Shitty picture, but a rare sighting here in the metrowest Boston area. Not sure what was in the bed, but there was plenty hanging off behind it, and the kayak on top of the (tent?) big box above. Getting on the highway headed down the cape for some good ole fashioned beachy wilderness fun.
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Lol, almost has that grainy Bigfoot video vibe lolQuote:
Originally Posted by JayPowHound
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Spotted today in Steamboat. I think she’s a 12-13pt specimen
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This is a two-fer. That van in the background.Quote:
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Ha, yeah I saw that, though it didn’t have much beyond the NS rack and the SkyboxQuote:
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With all those stickers he must be legit.Quote:
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There's been a couple pictures of this around, I don't think it's made it to this thread
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what in the fuck are we looking at here? is that a second vehicle being piggybacked vertically?Quote:
Originally Posted by refried
Well, it has a gas tank you could siphon from. But it’s not red. So how does this score ?
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That would be a yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by stealurface831
Appears to be a camper van built on a garbage truck chassis. Gotta have some big weight up front to keep it from doing wheelies with that dune buggy on the back.
I think I’ve seen that compass logo on the side somewhere before…
@Refried where did you see this?
Looks like swiss Geneva plates just outside Brussels. Is that a vw buggy on the back?Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
That is a VW Thing on a MAN.
Mega points.
It's a VW dune buggy (I don't think it's a Manx) on a MAN 6x6 chassis/camper, it's been popping up on FB recently with better pictures but this was the only one I could find at the time. The winch/ramp system he has is pretty ingenious and looks like it works well.
Still like this one better
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Bring the circus with you.
why isn't this parked up on the curb?Quote:
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The weight really kills the articulation.Quote:
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It's a VW dune buggy (I don't think it's a Manx) on a MAN 6x6 chassis/camper, it's been popping up on FB recently with better pictures but this was the only one I could find at the time. The winch/ramp system he has is pretty ingenious and looks like it works well.
I get the GOTOS, I've been a cheap early adopter since the days I learned to drive with no support on the sand on my dad's lap as a 3 y/0, and I have a very capable rig, but if you are going to do it, this is how. And warning, that channel is a rabbit hole. You don't need much is what I say, besides balls, tools, brains, and oxford comma. And patience. I've gotten out of some serious shit.
This channel has cost me a lot of time. It makes me want to fly to Aus and rent a 4wd to do some of these tracks.Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
Only $277k. If you're gonna go ridiculous, you might as well go all in.
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On a Morgan? I'm surprised the roll cage isn't wood.
Forgot I didn't submit my find.
Baby stroller and a shovel on the top, I forgot if there was a jack too. Plus an animated heart LED thing that was only visible at night.Attachment 382215Attachment 382216Attachment 382217
Double points for grocery store.
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Wow, that's cringe inducing.Quote:
Originally Posted by abraham
Is that a suction cup roto pax? Lol.
I'm also trying to imagine what it would be like trying to get one of those recovery boards under the body kit... And getting it back out after you drove off of it.
EDIT: Just noticed the double wind fairing, the lower of which deflects air right up in to the bottom of the basket. Haha!
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