Pretty sure that US Special Forces use or used similar vehicles.
Cheers
Brendan
koolkarmakombi ·
12.5k?
Tell him he is dreaming!
bajachris88 ·
Wild1 wrote:Would you be able to register it??
Pretty sure NO tubular chassis ICV can be registered. Just doesn't comply with the adr's.
But if u were the military, i'm sure APC's and Tanks are not made to be ADR compliant lol, but they get special consideration 😀 when driving on the roads 😀
phatratpat ·
😀 now wouldnt that scare the shit out of the roo s😵
shaihulud ·
It's similar to the Chenowth Light Strike Vehicles that the Americans used in the Gulf War They are now coming onto the army surplus market. Complete with disabled heavy machine guns.
Rego? I doubt it, but it would make a really cool off road sand buggy in drab colours.
greedy53 ·
poo thats differant
Iwish4aSynchro ·
Shit, i think its a scam and he has cut and pasted the pics from somewhere else.
Why would the American Armed forces sell a still serviceable vehicle??
Careful the blokes got nil feedback and it shouts scam scam..
[ Edited on 5-6-2007 by Iwish4aSynchro ]
Notch Nut ·
It has to be fake. If it were a real Australian vehicle it would have the gun mounts, spotlights and a storage compartment for the esky.
pete wood ·
I think he's serious...seriously mental! :duh
who's gunno pay 12K for a glorified paddock basher?
besides all that, the approach angle is appalling. the great thing about the chenowths was they could climb anything. that'd be lucky to get up a gutter. 👎
penguin ·
Bahahah
what a crock.
Octa ·
Notch Nut wrote:It has to be fake. If it were a real Australian vehicle it would have the gun mounts, spotlights and a storage compartment for the esky.
HAhahhah LOL.... so true.. and a barbie attached to the back.
buzzbug ·
penguin wrote:Bahahah
what a crock.
True,
Our toys are far more fun than that.
Lee.
Notch Nut ·
I reckon you could have just as much fun in a paddock with a $200 Datsun!