Now that's a pickup!
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I saw one of them in town at the International truck dealership. DIdn't stop in to look at it, but someone else was there looking at it, apparently.
Yeah, I've seen this one driving around town. He is our former Mayor...
Very RICH guy. He has a Gulfstream IV at the Provo Airport...
One of his toys...
Cheers, Bill
Very RICH guy. He has a Gulfstream IV at the Provo Airport...
One of his toys...
Cheers, Bill
Well that truck & suit = lots of time hauliong materials for the jobsite. LOL
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Move over H2 ..there's a new sheriff in town
If I ever hit the lottery ..I think I would try and import a Unimog that kinda looks like a truly inflated pickup.
If I ever hit the lottery ..I think I would try and import a Unimog that kinda looks like a truly inflated pickup.
Here you go Gary. This is the recovery vehicle at one the the places we 4 wheel. Enjoy -
THAT UNIMOG IS BAD!!!
If it had a custom camper on the back, it'd be the perfect backwoods CO vehicle.
You can't tell from the photos, but the winch is center mounted so it can be used either out the front as shown, or out the rear.
I heard that a couple weeks before we were there last they'd used it to deadlift a Grand Cherokee out of a ravine about 40' deep.
Myself, I'd have installed the front tires backward to give more traction in reverse or when winching from the front. Then again, maybe it doesn't matter...
I heard that a couple weeks before we were there last they'd used it to deadlift a Grand Cherokee out of a ravine about 40' deep.
Myself, I'd have installed the front tires backward to give more traction in reverse or when winching from the front. Then again, maybe it doesn't matter...
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Yep ..that would be it. Sensibly sized for personal use
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