Nope. Not really close. Look at the definition of "wheel" as defined above.

Hint: what is posted here are three-axle vehicles with six wheels.

-Wayne

Guess that means you didn’t buy any of these.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1738745999.jpg
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Nope. I'd say almost completely opposite.

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-Wayne

Is it a Covini?

Did you branch out into airplanes?

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Les

We had one of these in the 70s, it was super cool living out on a dirt road in the country. And I got a toy one that moved by you rotating handles sitting in it. My brother pushed me off a cliff to see if it was as tough as our real one. It was but I required a lot of band aids. The 70s were amazing in so many ways.

Is it a historic vehicle or a modern vehicle?

A dually pickup?

Is it an Argo Amphicar?

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Banana Splits car thing? https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...25cca679c7.jpg

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This is the six-wheel direction I was thinking.

Are 4 of the wheels on the same axle?

Thank god it isn't one of those 6-wheeled G-wagons...the ultimate poser vehicle.

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Most normal people would say "historical". I would say more modern than historical. That gives a clue as to the time range.

-Wayne