Any one thinkin what im thinkin
mattracks.com
mattracks.com
Can we say BAD
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those are awesome, but EXTREMELY expensive....I saw them demo'd on a show once, and that rig was nearly unstoppable....
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retail only 21,000 
who the hell has that much anyway and i they do then 
who the hell has that much anyway and i they do then 
Those things are bad ass, I'd like to see some of those on a Unimog, the tracks for ATVs look pretty fun as well.
I have seen those tested many times. the movie that is on soft dirt is where i used to work at which is aberdeen proving ground in maryland. i guess if you have the money they are cool.
I like them, but i dont think i would ever consider getting them.. unless i lived in alaska or somthing
i cant get the picture to post, but go to http://www.4x4labs.com/
for a 40 with them on it!
[quote author=wildman4wheeler link=board=1;threadid=8442;start=msg71681#msg71681 date=1070640239]
retail only 21,000 who the hell has that much anyway and i they do then
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Social/class envy is something that you should steer clear of. It will only cause you to loose focus on improving your own situation, and achieving your goals.
Good luck!
-Steve
retail only 21,000
who the hell has that much anyway and i they do then [/quote]
Social/class envy is something that you should steer clear of. It will only cause you to loose focus on improving your own situation, and achieving your goals.
Good luck!
-Steve
They are out of Karlstad, MN. There was a Hummer set up with them at a shop around my place in Farmington. Looked pretty tough, would be fun ot go play with something like that in a very rough, swampy, snowy terrain. They were at the State fair this year too. They had a few quads set up with them, makes for a pretty tall quad, but mean looking.
-Steve
http://www.mattracks.com/
-Steve
http://www.mattracks.com/
It would make for an unstopable quad, as long as you didn't have to turn around!
[quote author=isotel link=board=1;threadid=8442;start=msg71853#msg71853 date=1070661980]
I like them, but i dont think i would ever consider getting them.. unless i lived in alaska or somthing
i cant get the picture to post, but go to http://www.4x4labs.com/
for a 40 with them on it!
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You wouldn't need them up here, at least the Anchorage area. They would be nice for wheelin' in the snow though. To bad they're 20K+! :
I like them, but i dont think i would ever consider getting them.. unless i lived in alaska or somthing
i cant get the picture to post, but go to http://www.4x4labs.com/
for a 40 with them on it!
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You wouldn't need them up here, at least the Anchorage area. They would be nice for wheelin' in the snow though. To bad they're 20K+! :
For that price save your cruiser and buy an older snowcat to use in the snow. Now those things are cool.
Am I mistaken, or did toyota offer these as an option to their FJ-80? I had a brocure years ago that said that. Maybe a lucid dream?
All I know is that if I lived in Michigan, I would have a set of these....no questions asked.
[quote author=drohweder link=board=1;threadid=8442;start=msg72233#msg72233 date=1070743048]
For that price save your cruiser and buy an older snowcat to use in the snow. Now those things are cool.
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I have actually considered that before. There is a relatively small cat for sale here that I thought would be cool to get and put a fj60 body on. We do a lot of snow wheelin' here so it would be cool.
For that price save your cruiser and buy an older snowcat to use in the snow. Now those things are cool.
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I have actually considered that before. There is a relatively small cat for sale here that I thought would be cool to get and put a fj60 body on. We do a lot of snow wheelin' here so it would be cool.
