In no particular order;

http://www.offroad4x4driving.co.uk/w...ldcat-jump.jpg

http://www.motorauthority.com/wp-con...ally_Dakar.jpg

and for my escape to the Caribbean:

http://boatdesign.net/gallery/data/5...lp_tiger_2.jpg

Funny, I was thinking about an X-wing to get round the gasoline problem.

If you can get them stuffed into the hole, I think that you can run this one on zombies.

http://www.newsgroper.com/files/post...%20future.jpeg

I post this without knowing what the top speed is.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1233370951.jpg

The Delorean with the Mr Fusion is tough to beat; if the Unimog is an oil burner, that would be # 1, since it actually exists, I would think something more fuel efficient would be better. All wheel drive would be nice, so you could run over the zombies if needed. How about a Suzuki Samurai like the guy on the corner has, maybe uparmor it a little, I bet you could do layers of carbon fiber and kevlar on the inside of the hard top

They do about 30 or 40mph - Definitely not slow.

A classic against zombies:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1233371556.jpg

A horse, a six shooter, and a winchester rifle...

paul, you have shown that you're the man of style and taste. the only thing i would suggest is that you add a '97 hammerpump to your war bag. let me know if you need a sidekick.

Just finished watching "Diary of the Dead",

a Winnebago came in handy.


http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1233374926.jpg

It's not the vehicle that matters. It's the payload...

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1233380730.jpg

This is an easy one. :D

M-2A3 Bradley IFV:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/152/3...02a51c.jpg?v=0

Powerplant: 600hp Cummins Turbo-diesel
Range:300 miles
Fuel capacity: 175 gallons
Max speed: 45mph
Off Road capability: Rated to climb 60 degree slope, max trench crossing 2.1m, fully amphibious
Sights: Dual day/night Optical and Thermal imaging, 10x max zoom (commander has independent thermal viewer)
Primary armament: 25mm autocannon- 900 rds of ammunition (HE-T or AP-T)
Co-ax: 7.62mm M240 machine gun- 2,200rds
Anti-armor: Dual TOW II Anti-tank guided missile launcher- 7 TOW II Missiles (HEAT)
Crewmen: 6 under-armor rifle firing ports
Climate control: Over-pressure NBC filtration system
Audio system: universal comms system input jack (works with MP3s, CD players, etc)
COMMS System: SINCGARS and IVIS, email and internet ready
Passenger space: 3 vehicle crewmen and 6 fully armed and equipped infantry dismounts
Armor: Spaced Laminate; 1" hardened steel plates over welded T-5083, 7039(turret) aluminum and titanium(turret roof) armor. Optional bolt-on explosive reactive armor plates provide heavy anti-tank weapon protection.
50 state availability

Doka Mogs are my favorite. I want a 416 Doka in Silver.

What I would use...
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Ya'll shoot. I'll herd em' into a make shift corral. As a bonus, they should be easy to rope, being that they are slow and all.

You and Paul make a fine point. If I may change my ride of choice...

Kiger Mustang
http://www.pointernet.pds.hu/lovagla...stangKiger.jpg

I hope that Unimog makes it. All that articulation doesn't do so well on trailers. My friend was towing his 'mog across the San Mateo Bridge on San Francisco Bay when frequencies and oscillations nearly landed him in the drink:

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I have seen that video before! That is why you chain them down from the frame and not just the axle. Mine is coming on a 54' trailer towed by a semi, so I think this will not be happening to mine.:) Should just beat the snow on Monday! Here is a link to the show 101 cars you must drive, with the very truck I just got!

http://videos.streetfire.net/video/101-Cars-You-Must-Drive_185974.htm?Ref=Blog

Awesome. I think you win.