this is for REAL, not photoshopped !

[klatinn]

Actually I like it. The rear of a vehicle should either have an engine or a truck bed. This makes a 928 into a complete vehicle.

Regards

[Rondinone]

Originally posted by SoCal911SC
A 911 version would be sweet, with the extended bed and two sets up wheel up front!

Would be the first pickup where you can drive down the road and watch your stuff at the same time!

ROFL.

[Tervuren]

Seriously guys, this isn't the first 6 wheled sports car. F1 car's sued it in the 70's. Williams would use it today if they could, 4 in the back, two in the front.

Definately takes some time messing with springs and shocks, I've messed with 6 wheel cars in simulations, and finding a nice setup is a bit harder then 4 wheels.

[kach22i]

http://www.econogics.com/ev/evhistb.htm

Briggs & Stratton

Known primarily as makers of small air-cooled gasoline-powered engines, Briggs & Stratton commissioned the construction of an electric hybrid utilizing one of their engines. The base chassis was a Marathon C-360 van, which is clear when you see the unique 6-wheel layout. The custom body bore a strong resemblance to a station wagon, and the demonstration vehicle received considerable media attention in 1980. Briggs & Stratton claimed the vehicle was capable of travelling 85 miles on a gallon of gasoline. The vehicle is held by the Briggs & Stratton museum.

[Saintly]

Originally posted by Lukesportsman
Those darn Australian's. They'll make a Ute out of anything

umm... The pics are from Austria (Sound of Music), not Australia (Mad Max).

[Rob Channell]

Cool, but those cars are just not racy enough. Here's mine. I figure I can carry more students around the track and my wife would probably prefer a four door anyway.

[Tervuren]

Originally posted by Rob Channell
Cool, but those cars are just not racy enough. Here's mine. I figure I can carry more students around the track and my wife would probably prefer a four door anyway.

Not bad looking with four doors.