The Ultimate SHTF Vehicle: Terradynes Gurkha Series
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Hey Bigpaul, How about a log cabin on wheels...that will fit between the hedgerows...
She'll fit.
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now your talking, that's more my size!!!Hey Bigpaul, How about a log cabin on wheels...that will fit between the hedgerows...
Brent S
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Damn, how much money are we giving in Iraq and Afghanistan anyways......Cougar HE MRAP (Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicle)
Rated to withstand 14 kg of TNT - Level V (The Marauder is rated Level III)
In the initial field tests in Iraq by the U.S. Military, there were no casualties after 300 IED attacks.
If you are gonna dream, dream big
I wonder if any other non military vehicle could endure this kind of abuse and still run STRONG. Toyota is no joke.
Silent Earth
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Silent Earth
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Silent Earth
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And finally my own stealth camper I'm a survivalist I keep all the kit INSIDE out of sight.
I'm a survivalist I keep all the kit INSIDE out of sight.
And finally my own stealth camper
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Discrete I like it.
I like that BREMACH.
Silent Earth
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After Iveco Dailys, Bremachs are my favourite continent crosser
There are a lot of vehicles exclusive to the European market that I wish would be brought here to the states.
Silent Earth
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The annoying bit is in the UK we only get a 1.5 litre Turbo diesel engine for NV200s but in the US you get a 2 litre turbo petrol engined lump and in Oz and NZ they get 1600 Petrol lumps.
Silent Earth
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And vice versa
You get some of the Nissans like the superb NV2500 and 3500 and some of the wildest Toyotas.
Silent Earth
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American builders can never be accused of being subtle truck builders
In the American market the philosophy seems to have always been BIGGER IS always BETTER...which I don't agree with. Personally I prefer European cars. Japanese cars are great too and are probably the most reliable. I just like the attention to detail and overall refinement of European cars. Some can be quirky as far as their electronics are concerned...but overall pleasure to drive.
Silent Earth
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I dont like the US obsession with huge great 5, 6, 7 and 8 litre engines in passenger vehicles and pickups its just wasteful overall because the same end results can generally or close enough can be achieved with a good 2.5 to 3 litre turbo lump. my NV 200 give me an average MPG of 48 MPG. I can get nearly 700 miles on one tank full. Where US big engined lumps do win hands down is they last for decades with little MTCE because they are so lightly stressed, but the fuel economy is obscenely poor by European and Asian standards.
Silent Earth
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Look what happens when Merkins get their hands on a Brit land Rover.
It sucks because even the European cars are getting bigger to cater to the American market. A new 3 series BMW is almost the size of the old 5 series. I hope it's a trend that fades soon. I love the nimbleness of smaller European vehicles.
