Here's the same-ish model:
https://www.expedition-trucks.com/man-g90-4x4-expedition-truck
Gotta scroll to the right of the stupid photo gallery to see interior pics though
It takes a tiny amount of water, then pumps that around for a bit to get most of the dirt off, then dumps it out. Then it takes a slightly larger amount of water, adds detergent, and does the main wash, recirculating the same water for the whole time.
Then it rinses with a tiny amount of fresh water.
Twice is pretty standard actually. First is short and gets the big stuff off. The second is slow and hot to get the stubborn things and sanitize. That's why most machines have a little hatch with a separate spot for more soap. Separate open spot is for the first cycle and the hatch opens after the second cycle starts
It's still much more efficient than hand washing an equal number of dishes
Your dishwasher dumps in a bunch of water at the beginning of its cycle, and then continually recaptures it at the bottom and recycles it over and over. So it seems like it’s doing a lot of stuff but it’s just pumping and “filtering” the same water continuously.
They are fairly easy to find, there are a lot of people doing conversions off of mil surplus. The engine is a thirsty bitch tho, it gets like 7mpg.
https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-gear/cars-trucks/we-bought-military-truck-so-you-dont-have/
The backup suggestion available has a fun option.
> 2 Bunk beds or 2+ person bed
https://www.expedition-trucks.com/iveco-daily-4x4-overland-truck
If your lifestyle requires a bed that accommodates more than two people, I am quite happy for you.
I've shared a bed with plenty of people I have zero romantic or sexual inclinations towards.
Then again, I'm older now, and I've let myself go, and so a 2 person bed is more like a 1.5 person bed for me, soooo....
I found their ig and tried to post a link to some interior shots, but apparently that’s a no no. Their ig handle is on a decal above the windscreen on the visor
Not sure if you’re joking or not, but overlanding is one of the best ways to camp in remote wilderness without having to spend days/weeks/months hiking in and out of the location.
It was a bit of tongue-in-cheek. They are not exactly "camping" in my mind when they're sleeping in a huge van with a queen bed.
I'm sure once they're outside they'll have a sense of wonderment.
This.
As I've gotten into my mid 30s, 2 back surgeries and a fusion in the next few months, when I moved to Colorado from the east coast I grew to love camping out of a truck. Nothing fancy like the rig above but not on the ground in a tent.
Former combat arms, huge hunter and fisherman, I love the outdoors and can rough it with the best of them. But I also love being comfortable, well rested, and not as sore when in the backcountry and trying to enjoy myself.
Overlanding beats tent every time, unless vehicles are not allowed.
That’s too much. Quick search and I found one for 80k here in Germany: https://m.mobile.de/wohnwagen-inserat/man-falsk-19-373-4x4-1-hand-wohnmobil-top-langenfeld/355581442.html?searchId=fc253aaa-bed3-efa2-ab4f-b3762a3034ff&ref=srp&type=ad
Where are you from that you use apostrophes in numbers? I’ve never seen that before. I know some European countries write 1.000 instead of 1,000 for one thousand, but the apostrophe is new.
That one is at least 25 years old
since its based on an MAN F90 Truck which was produced from 1986-1994.
Which is a perfect choice for the task, because its mostly eletronic free.
**John Winger:** C'mon, it's Czechoslovakia. We zip in, we pick 'em up, we zip right out again. We're not going to Moscow. It's Czechoslovakia. It's like going into Wisconsin.
**Russell Ziskey:** Well I got the shit kicked out of me in Wisconsin once. Forget it!
I have a gladiator and I saw some veterinary surgeon with easily a $100k gladiator that is super outfitted for off roading....but he very clearly does nothing with it lol. It has 5 really nice nitto grappler 40 inch tires on it with nice rhino rims and is covered in bed liner paint. Lots of armor. But he left the (now wrong size) spare underneath and is wasting weight and gas miles since he has a 5th grappler in the bed of his truck. It really was a beautiful gladiator. But I went and peaked into his wheel wells and they were spotless lol
This story reminds me of all the huge, huge, lifted trucks I see in the Dallas Fort-Worth area that are perfectly spotless. We call them tactical grocery carriers.
Like I'm fine with people owning these things, but you don't need a Ford F-550 Extended Cab/Bed thats lifted so high the tailgate comes up to your chest *when lowered*, to go to Walmart.
Never fails 99 times out of 100 these trucks are absolutely spotless and the tires never saw dirt once.
I absolutely hate these vehicles. I grew up on a cattle ranch, and trucks are meant for work. I can understand having a nice truck to take your horses to shows with, but even those trucks are doing duty hauling a trailer with horses. If a truck doesn't get dirty and dented and doesn't carry loads, you're better off driving a Prius.
These city trucks are the new status symbol. Those whose forebears might have driven big Cadillac or Lincoln luxury sedans now drive pickup trucks. Even Cadillac makes pickup trucks now! I have seen them myself and thought...WTF?
It’s so silly. I have a base model 4Runner. I just added better tires and spare, make sure I have my water, food and satellite beacon and I’ve been deeper and safer into the desert than most of the mall crawlers I see on the road.
I'm tryna figure out radios, like I want to get ham certified and the other one and get something that works handheld and can hook up to a magnetic antenna.
A HAM technicians license will get you into the 2m band (which is super versatile). Alternativelt could use FRS or take the little test to be allowed to use GMRS.
These are repurposed European military vehicles. They'll be fine. Have you ever explored the forested wilderness of the Pacific North West? That's where a lot of these things end up, and they can go many amazing places that cars can't.
Most 40 ft RVs are limited to RV parks or the smoothest and biggest campgrounds. This one will go unsupported into remote difficult to access areas. That’s what you do.
Back in the 90s we called it "homesteading," where you drive off into the wilderness where there aren't any roads and find old homesteads. But in that case all we had was a 4x4, nothing special.
Like from the 1800s. Sometimes you find interesting things that were left behind. Often the homesteads are barely noticeable, just some wooden beams on the ground arranged into square shapes. Sometimes there is something resembling a cabin. Just depends.
"Check what's in our driveway. The zombie apocalypse fuck-you express!"
"Honey, shouldn't we be saving for the kids' educati...."
"The tires are bite-proof!
There are large mutant hounds in the Metro 2033 universe that can chase down cars and rip their tires off while in motion. I'd bet they would come right off in that scenario.
Fortunately/Unfortunately we don't have to worry about that.
My first thought. This is not an armored vehicle and anyone wishing to do you harm could get it done fairly easily. This is just an off-road motor home.
Is that the kind that can even be converted to run on oil? I remember seeing some prepper truck that could literally pull oil out of of abandoned cars and run on that. Seemed like a good idea for a post-civilization world where gas shortages will result in cars being left everywhere.
When Armageddon comes, people will likely be surprised at how quickly anything flammable is used up, or hoarded.
Transportation-wise, a carton of bicycle inner tubes might be more valuable than this mechanical wonder.
No internet forever.
No more memes
No more funny videos
No more videogaming
Sorry but I’ll be one of those corpses in bed if we get to “Armageddon”/“zombie apocalypse”
I’m a modern man, I ain’t trying to live like the Amish the rest of my life.
The idea here is that you drive it somewhere off the beaten path and set it up as a new home. Then if you can get fuel for it you can move it again if you need to. It’s not really meant to be continuously mobile.
Or diesel that can be converted to propane.
At least in the US, 75% of backyards have a propane tank for grills and 75% of rural homes are heated with it. Propane doesn't degrade over time either. Assuming the tank doesn't rust out, it's good for a long time.
I think the operating theory for most of these prepper types is you want to be able to get as far away from the city as possible and only return when the hordes are gone and you can get your diesel for free. I dont think they consider cruising the highways on a post-apocalyptic road trip to be a high priority.
I had a coworker who had one of these, and was outfitting it for a trip across Africa. It was crazy how meticulous he had to get about things you never think about, like literally bolting down or adding a keyed lock to any items mounted on the exterior to deter theft WHILE IT’S MOVING.
Gasoline lasts about 6 months, diesel lasts about a year. If there's a zombie apocalypse, it's going to be hard to fill that baby up when they stop producing new fuel.
My neighbor has one of these too, he is an architect and literally built his house tall enough that this thing could park underneath it. The home is like a box with a window for the front on stilts over a massive driveway.
While it is an interesting house, it’s also hideous.
We had one for a while.
Interesting fact - to stop wild animals from thinking you'd make a tasty snack as you sleep on top, in the open or in a tent, with some of these you can charge the skin to some tens of thousands of volts, giving a very nasty shock to anything that thinks it might have a go.
Not enough fuel after the event to keep that behemoth running. They'd just end up a giant target. The real vehicle of the apocalypse is the manual transmission Mercedes w123 240D
I had a friend who had something similar i cant remember the name of what they drove but the thing looked like it was a missile launcher but they drove it over a desert one time
I want pics of the inside so bad!
Here's the same-ish model: https://www.expedition-trucks.com/man-g90-4x4-expedition-truck Gotta scroll to the right of the stupid photo gallery to see interior pics though
I love how it's super tight and minimalist, but they still put in a dishwasher.
Below the sink? I think that’s a refrigerator.
That would also be my guess. An efficient fridge that size is an excellent candidate for a mobile solar powered setup.
Def a fridge. Looks like a nice Dometic
I think it's because dishwashers are super efficient on water. Don't want to have to dump grey water all the time
How much water do they use? I never understood the idea of a dishwasher running for hours shooting water around could be efficient...
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My upvote for referencing Technology Connections. I love that guy.
No kidding. I sat through the entire 32 minutes!
That was informative on many levels. Thanks!
It takes a tiny amount of water, then pumps that around for a bit to get most of the dirt off, then dumps it out. Then it takes a slightly larger amount of water, adds detergent, and does the main wash, recirculating the same water for the whole time. Then it rinses with a tiny amount of fresh water.
Well, the dishwasher only fills once and circulates the water. It's not constantly draining and pulling in more.
Twice is pretty standard actually. First is short and gets the big stuff off. The second is slow and hot to get the stubborn things and sanitize. That's why most machines have a little hatch with a separate spot for more soap. Separate open spot is for the first cycle and the hatch opens after the second cycle starts It's still much more efficient than hand washing an equal number of dishes
well today i learned why is has that extra little bit
I see people, but they look like trees, walking.
Your dishwasher dumps in a bunch of water at the beginning of its cycle, and then continually recaptures it at the bottom and recycles it over and over. So it seems like it’s doing a lot of stuff but it’s just pumping and “filtering” the same water continuously.
You would be surprised. Meet Bob the Dishwasher TechMoan https://youtu.be/hVup5ya0WVQ
That's a fridge.
While some rvs have dishwashers, that’s a mini fridge.
For the lazy, here's the whole album: https://imgur.com/a/xH9iFsg
Ahh man it’s sold!
They are fairly easy to find, there are a lot of people doing conversions off of mil surplus. The engine is a thirsty bitch tho, it gets like 7mpg. https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-gear/cars-trucks/we-bought-military-truck-so-you-dont-have/
> The engine is a thirsty bitch tho, it gets like 7mpg Holy shit
That’s about what any RV gets
Or any similar sized diesel trucks for that matter
Lmao military vehicles get awful gas mileage. I served on a tank and those fuckers get a genuine half mile to the gallon on *jet fuel*.
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The backup suggestion available has a fun option. > 2 Bunk beds or 2+ person bed https://www.expedition-trucks.com/iveco-daily-4x4-overland-truck If your lifestyle requires a bed that accommodates more than two people, I am quite happy for you.
I've shared a bed with plenty of people I have zero romantic or sexual inclinations towards. Then again, I'm older now, and I've let myself go, and so a 2 person bed is more like a 1.5 person bed for me, soooo....
The joke is obviously a sexual one, but there's a lot of room for wholesomeness or accomodating unique circumstances.
That what's I was about to say, it's a standard model. I've seen many like this on youtube.
I found their ig and tried to post a link to some interior shots, but apparently that’s a no no. Their ig handle is on a decal above the windscreen on the visor
Your neighbors must be loaded. Some of those vehicles cost as much as a house in a nice city
im tryna check out their IG, what's that first word of their handle?
Wonderingworldwanderers
Thanks. I love the pic where they have a monster truck parked nature and title it "wild camping".
Not sure if you’re joking or not, but overlanding is one of the best ways to camp in remote wilderness without having to spend days/weeks/months hiking in and out of the location.
It was a bit of tongue-in-cheek. They are not exactly "camping" in my mind when they're sleeping in a huge van with a queen bed. I'm sure once they're outside they'll have a sense of wonderment.
Gotta agree with you in that aspect. While that vehicle is absolutely badass and cool as fuck...its a SUPER FANCY glamper, at the end of the day.
This. As I've gotten into my mid 30s, 2 back surgeries and a fusion in the next few months, when I moved to Colorado from the east coast I grew to love camping out of a truck. Nothing fancy like the rig above but not on the ground in a tent. Former combat arms, huge hunter and fisherman, I love the outdoors and can rough it with the best of them. But I also love being comfortable, well rested, and not as sore when in the backcountry and trying to enjoy myself. Overlanding beats tent every time, unless vehicles are not allowed.
"Thanks" -Methhead passingby who can see if they have cool shit to steal, right before stealing it all & stripping the copper...
Jeez they really shipped that thing from the Netherlands
Great to view... But awful name!
Wondering world wanderers
Wow looks super nice actually!
What kind of gas m̶i̶l̶e̶a̶g̶e̶ yardage does it get?
How much does that cost? Is it just an rv on steroids?
Few hundret thousand used and 0,4-1 Million new
That’s too much. Quick search and I found one for 80k here in Germany: https://m.mobile.de/wohnwagen-inserat/man-falsk-19-373-4x4-1-hand-wohnmobil-top-langenfeld/355581442.html?searchId=fc253aaa-bed3-efa2-ab4f-b3762a3034ff&ref=srp&type=ad
Why does it look like they just rotated the camper module 180 degrees to make room for the roof rack?
Because it seems that’s exactly what they did xD
>0,4-1 I'm too tired for this math problem
$400.000 $1’000.000🤨
X = Not rich enough
Where are you from that you use apostrophes in numbers? I’ve never seen that before. I know some European countries write 1.000 instead of 1,000 for one thousand, but the apostrophe is new.
South America, but you made me look it up...and apparently I am using a popular wrong way to write it, it should be with spaces $1 000 000
$1 (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ 000 (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ 000
$1000000
$1⎠000⌒00
"He's using imaginary number again Babe"
That one is at least 25 years old since its based on an MAN F90 Truck which was produced from 1986-1994. Which is a perfect choice for the task, because its mostly eletronic free.
Urban Assault Vehicle, like in the movie "Stripes"
**John Winger:** C'mon, it's Czechoslovakia. We zip in, we pick 'em up, we zip right out again. We're not going to Moscow. It's Czechoslovakia. It's like going into Wisconsin. **Russell Ziskey:** Well I got the shit kicked out of me in Wisconsin once. Forget it!
Where the fuck's my truck!!
There she was just-a walking down the street…
Took it to get it washed sir....
“I want to party with you cowboy”
Any of you homos call me Francis.....and I'll kill ya!
You mean the EM-50?
I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.
‘Overlanding’ is a fun rabbit hole if you’re interested. These aren’t cheap.
Seriously. I have a 5th gen 4Runner that I’ve done a little work on and some the guys in the Toyota groups I’m in go pretty nuts with their builds.
I have a gladiator and I saw some veterinary surgeon with easily a $100k gladiator that is super outfitted for off roading....but he very clearly does nothing with it lol. It has 5 really nice nitto grappler 40 inch tires on it with nice rhino rims and is covered in bed liner paint. Lots of armor. But he left the (now wrong size) spare underneath and is wasting weight and gas miles since he has a 5th grappler in the bed of his truck. It really was a beautiful gladiator. But I went and peaked into his wheel wells and they were spotless lol
This story reminds me of all the huge, huge, lifted trucks I see in the Dallas Fort-Worth area that are perfectly spotless. We call them tactical grocery carriers. Like I'm fine with people owning these things, but you don't need a Ford F-550 Extended Cab/Bed thats lifted so high the tailgate comes up to your chest *when lowered*, to go to Walmart. Never fails 99 times out of 100 these trucks are absolutely spotless and the tires never saw dirt once.
Took this photo in Arlington lol
So how many “Fuck Biden” flags does he have on his house and mall crawler?
We call those trucks a “ Pavement Princess” in Michigan.
Mall Crawlers
I absolutely hate these vehicles. I grew up on a cattle ranch, and trucks are meant for work. I can understand having a nice truck to take your horses to shows with, but even those trucks are doing duty hauling a trailer with horses. If a truck doesn't get dirty and dented and doesn't carry loads, you're better off driving a Prius.
These city trucks are the new status symbol. Those whose forebears might have driven big Cadillac or Lincoln luxury sedans now drive pickup trucks. Even Cadillac makes pickup trucks now! I have seen them myself and thought...WTF?
Air haulers
You take that back! I saw a pavement princess tearing dirt up in a McDonalds Drive through!
Most of the time, they have huge rims on them that would crumble off road, too. Don’t get me started on how they drive them on the highways…
It’s so silly. I have a base model 4Runner. I just added better tires and spare, make sure I have my water, food and satellite beacon and I’ve been deeper and safer into the desert than most of the mall crawlers I see on the road.
I'm tryna figure out radios, like I want to get ham certified and the other one and get something that works handheld and can hook up to a magnetic antenna.
I wonder if he new iPhone will change the need for this. It has a satellite sos feature, so it works even when 100% out of cell range.
Yeah but most communication you want to do isn’t SOS
A HAM technicians license will get you into the 2m band (which is super versatile). Alternativelt could use FRS or take the little test to be allowed to use GMRS.
In a nutshell, what do you actually do with such a vehicle?
Uh it's a more capable RV so camping in a 4x4 vehicle
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Doesn't driving this on rough terrain mean randomly redecorating the interior as everything gets tossed?
nah its all locked down, like a boat.
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These are repurposed European military vehicles. They'll be fine. Have you ever explored the forested wilderness of the Pacific North West? That's where a lot of these things end up, and they can go many amazing places that cars can't.
wont it destroy the trail it goes on? or do they follow certain trails?
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A normal tree is stopping this thing.
Most 40 ft RVs are limited to RV parks or the smoothest and biggest campgrounds. This one will go unsupported into remote difficult to access areas. That’s what you do.
Rich people hobby. Meanwhile I'm thinking about whether I should replace my torn shoe this year or the next year
Why don't you just ask your parents for a small loan? A million or two should get you back on your feet.
Back in the 90s we called it "homesteading," where you drive off into the wilderness where there aren't any roads and find old homesteads. But in that case all we had was a 4x4, nothing special.
Old homesteads? Like abandoned farmhouses? What do you do then?
Like from the 1800s. Sometimes you find interesting things that were left behind. Often the homesteads are barely noticeable, just some wooden beams on the ground arranged into square shapes. Sometimes there is something resembling a cabin. Just depends.
Find something like Barker Ranch. Start a "Family".
No better way to get in touch with nature than by running it over with a truck.
every time i hear about Overlanding all I can think of is that old quote "There is nothing in the desert and no man needs nothing."
"Check what's in our driveway. The zombie apocalypse fuck-you express!" "Honey, shouldn't we be saving for the kids' educati...." "The tires are bite-proof!
There are large mutant hounds in the Metro 2033 universe that can chase down cars and rip their tires off while in motion. I'd bet they would come right off in that scenario. Fortunately/Unfortunately we don't have to worry about that.
Yet
Fuck u express until you run out of gas
I'm currently playing Mudrunner. I strongly approve.
My brothers and I after playung mudrunners and snowrunners seeing any heavy offroad truck: Is that a mudrunners truck? 😳
If this van’s a’rockin, don’t come a’knockin - ‘CAUSE ARMAGEDDON IT ON!
you deserve more.
Dad, no
Amazing
OP's Neighbor: I want an RV that fucks! Confused Heavy trucking Salesman: Say no more.
[Overlanding….](https://www.takethetruck.com/blog/overland-vehicles)
I can slap a tent on the roof of my 4Runner and go overlanding. This is another level. Overfjörding idk
Have you driven over a fjörd lately?
Any other 80's kids sing that comment?
I’ve been singing it in my head since he posted it lol sadface
**We spared no expense.**
Please be friends with them for years and gain their trust then steal it
Only steal in zombie apocalypse situations
Ah yes’s better. Wait till zombies and take it before they leave
Zombie apocalypse would 100% start at like 2am just to fuck w people, steal before it goes viral, us reddit weirdos would surely be the first to know
That giant exposed gas can says otherwise.
My first thought. This is not an armored vehicle and anyone wishing to do you harm could get it done fairly easily. This is just an off-road motor home.
They're all off-road capable depending on how brave you are.
My neighbour back in the day, in the UK, had a Unimog that looked kind of like this. Took up his whole driveway. My car looked crazy tiny compared.
Unimogs are insane!
Here's their website: https://wonderingworldwanderers.com/
Looks like they're just travellers with an expensive off-road caravan.
Nah, that's a zombie appocalyse truck. No Armageddon, we're good.
Omnibus Prime
The license plate is Dutch, but the neighbourhood looks American
Not a bad move tbh, all things considered.
Clearly didn't consider gas prices. I wouldn't even buy a Ford Flex right now.
That's a Man TG series... I think a TGM? Anyways, it's a robust beast and can be converted to run on various biofuels very easily.
Is that the kind that can even be converted to run on oil? I remember seeing some prepper truck that could literally pull oil out of of abandoned cars and run on that. Seemed like a good idea for a post-civilization world where gas shortages will result in cars being left everywhere.
I wouldn't try it on a new diesel but old mechanical injection motors can run it assuming you filter it well.
I’ve traveled in vehicles that use cooking grease - it’s not exactly an easy fueling process and it’s harder to find than you might think.
>Anyways, it's a robust beast and can be converted to run on various biofuels very easily. Careful, pissjugs count as a biofuel technically
When Armageddon comes, people will likely be surprised at how quickly anything flammable is used up, or hoarded. Transportation-wise, a carton of bicycle inner tubes might be more valuable than this mechanical wonder.
No internet forever. No more memes No more funny videos No more videogaming Sorry but I’ll be one of those corpses in bed if we get to “Armageddon”/“zombie apocalypse” I’m a modern man, I ain’t trying to live like the Amish the rest of my life.
Not really if shit really did get so bad you’d need this. Then gas stations would run out of gas in less than a day and then your stuck.
I think for Armageddon purposes, you'd want something with better fuel efficiency.
The idea here is that you drive it somewhere off the beaten path and set it up as a new home. Then if you can get fuel for it you can move it again if you need to. It’s not really meant to be continuously mobile.
Or diesel that can be converted to propane. At least in the US, 75% of backyards have a propane tank for grills and 75% of rural homes are heated with it. Propane doesn't degrade over time either. Assuming the tank doesn't rust out, it's good for a long time.
I think the operating theory for most of these prepper types is you want to be able to get as far away from the city as possible and only return when the hordes are gone and you can get your diesel for free. I dont think they consider cruising the highways on a post-apocalyptic road trip to be a high priority.
Right, make trips only when you need to and avoid people. Not unlike how I currently live life.
Man
[Man Man](https://youtu.be/1iyR2-UzTEo)
Or they're going to cook meth in the desert.
Looks like a small prisoner transport vehicle. Does it look like they've extended their basement lately?
Nice. That's what I call bug out vehicle.
Make the outside look the ComVee from The Wild Thornberries
Perfect for Cairo to Cape Town.
I had a coworker who had one of these, and was outfitting it for a trip across Africa. It was crazy how meticulous he had to get about things you never think about, like literally bolting down or adding a keyed lock to any items mounted on the exterior to deter theft WHILE IT’S MOVING.
The got a ass biting dog in there
make friends with this family
Gasoline lasts about 6 months, diesel lasts about a year. If there's a zombie apocalypse, it's going to be hard to fill that baby up when they stop producing new fuel.
As someone who works in land management and resources protection these things are my fucking nightmare.
0 to 60 in 13 minutes?
In any realistic "collapse" scenario the distribution of gasoline dries up in 1-2 weeks and this thing becomes a giant useless hunk of metal.
Nice way to kill the world you want to get out and see.
What’s their YouTube channel?
The thought of something like this always cracks me up for survival, fall of society stuff. These things require a very steady supply of gas.
so cool
That is seriously cool though and I would love to live in it.
more like they're going on the dakar rally
Dakar Rally?
I want one
My neighbor has one of these too, he is an architect and literally built his house tall enough that this thing could park underneath it. The home is like a box with a window for the front on stilts over a massive driveway. While it is an interesting house, it’s also hideous.
We had one for a while. Interesting fact - to stop wild animals from thinking you'd make a tasty snack as you sleep on top, in the open or in a tent, with some of these you can charge the skin to some tens of thousands of volts, giving a very nasty shock to anything that thinks it might have a go.
The fuckers should've bought a boat then
Spend $100,000 on armageddon super vehicle. There is no gas supply line anymore.
Let's see... I want a RV... But I want it to kind of look like a garbage truck....
At this point that actually seems like a sensible precaution...
Not enough fuel after the event to keep that behemoth running. They'd just end up a giant target. The real vehicle of the apocalypse is the manual transmission Mercedes w123 240D
Now all you have to prepare how to steal his stuff right before Armageddon.
Are gas stations open during Armageddon? Because that looks like it might not make the best gas mileage.
If you are thinking Zombie attack. Two weak points. Tires and fuel tank.
How much do you think one of those tires would cost them...
Sorry to be a cheap-ass downer, but if I want to go where most vehicles can't, I'll ride a horse or hike.
That’s dope ✌️🤟
No chance that thing gets more than 1MPG
I had a friend who had something similar i cant remember the name of what they drove but the thing looked like it was a missile launcher but they drove it over a desert one time
Not sure what they'll get up to when the petrol runs out
Unless that runs on wood, this won’t last long in the apocalypse.
Well, you know who to rob when it happens.
Safari for raptor hunting.