If I had $US1.7 million to burn!

[911boost]

Yep, I’d gravitate towards an older one as well.

[epbrown]

Originally Posted by masraum

When the zombie apocalypes comes....

When the zombie apocalypse comes, the roads will be clogged with abandoned cars, if Hollywood is to be believed. A Honda Cub with a bedroll will be the transport of choice.

[herr_oberst]

Honda cub? You planning to push that dead weight when you run out of gas?

[911boost]

For the first year or so there will be plenty to syphon.

[Baz]

Very cool, Peter!

Don't let all the eyeores here dampen your spirits.

While I would go in a different direction myself, it wouldn't be far off from what you posted.

Keep on truckin' mate!

[RWebb]

[sc_rufctr]

Originally Posted by Baz

Very cool, Peter!

Don't let all the eyeores here dampen your spirits.

While I would go in a different direction myself, it wouldn't be far off from what you posted.

Keep on truckin' mate!

Thanks Baz. The biggest problem is as always the money! $1,700,000 USD = $2,484,235.50 AUD
Then shipping and Aus Taxes etc on top of that! (Assuming they can build and certify a RHD AU legal version)

I've been looking around for a while. This one has everything I want.

[sc_rufctr]

Cool truck Mr Bland

[drcoastline]

Holy crap those things are behemoths. Way to much vehicle for me. I couldn't for the life of me imagine driving one of those things on a mountain road. I'm white knuckling just typing.

[911boost]

That Pinz might do 55 of a good day from what I’ve read. Makes my Westy look like it has enough power.

Now once you get off road, they are BA

[Embraer]

[sc_rufctr]

[ckelly78z]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

I could see one of these older ones, used:



The newer ones on the big chassis? I simply don't get it; however, I understand the appeal.

Yea, I really like the smaller chassis, but it still needs a dirtbike on the bumper.