SHTF vehicle

[buzzined]

Now this is a cool SHTF vehicle:

Hummer : H1 - eBay (item 130495142514 end time Mar-17-11 19:45:00 PDT)

 

[william]

That's sweet, but this is how I wanna roll when SHTF


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I had a chance to take a standard UNIMOG out for a day overseas and I got to say it was amazing. Too bad they are rare and expensive here.

 

[iamaclone45]

Wow, that is an awesome deal assuming all the equipment is in working order. That had to be a $200,000+ truck when new.

The description said it was originally used by the DEA for “classified operations”

Wonder what the reserve on this vehicle is?

 

[buzzined]

Wow, that is an awesome deal assuming all the equipment is in working order. That had to be a $200,000+ truck when new.

The description said it was originally used by the DEA for “classified operations”

Wonder what the reserve on this vehicle is?

Not sure what the reserve is, but when I read in the description that it had an enclosed power gun rack I new I had to post it.

 

[M67]

But at 5 miles per gallon, you're going to have to raid a lot of gas stations and or other vehicles.

Other than that, it definitely has that WOW factor


And it's in California? Wow, I though gun racks were illegal there

 

[BumpShadow]

Not sure what the reserve is, but when I read in the description that it had an enclosed power gun rack I new I had to post it.

Now all you need is cape and a few angst and gotham will be safe again

 

[grimor]

I don't think it'd do steep hills.. unless you back up them

 

[buzzined]

I don't think it'd do steep hills.. unless you back up them

Eh maybe not but i bet it will mow down alot of zombies.

 

[ThrottleJockey]

I like this one Look! Small Space Living...In a Garbage Truck | Apartment Therapy Los Angeles or this one Unicat: it’s not a garbage truck But it seems William beat me to the punch

 

[RedCell]

I think I'd let the car do the driving for me. Gives me more time to refill mags!

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/10/science/10google.html