how are those rockets guided? do they even know what they are gonna hit when they fire them?
Libyan Cruisers
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Looks like Gaddafi made his last ride on the hood of a 79series....
no pleasant pictures
Hope those cruisers get a calm and tidy retirement
no pleasant pictures
Hope those cruisers get a calm and tidy retirement
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
Pretty funny to me .. seen those guys praying in the middle of real war .. which it's not funny it's we have fun seen those cruisers in war .. pretty sad seen your Country been destroyed in that war ..
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...we are running out of war...
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...so enjoy while you can...
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...I noticed there is a lot of snorkels on Libyan cruisers , but where is a water ? there is only sand ...
Tapage
Club 4X4 Panamá
right .. actually factory Toyota Snorkel was not created for deep water crossing .. in fact you need to " seal " it before you attempt use it to cross deep water ..
"not necessarily just for water, looks like all of them have pre-filter cleaners for the dust." ............I doubt engine "wear and tear" was very high on their daily "bucket list". Living to see sundown was probably a bigger concern.
.....1978HJ45
.....1978HJ45
I hope they have a bounty or some incentive program to collect up all those deadly weapons.
Unfortunately the "incentive program" is more commonly referred to as the "black market".
......1978HJ45
"not necessarily just for water, looks like all of them have pre-filter cleaners for the dust." ............I doubt engine "wear and tear" was very high on their daily "bucket list". Living to see sundown was probably a bigger concern.
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yep, i hear ya. prolly still the same oil in there since they were "taken". just goes to show how fortunate some other countries are.
It would be interesting to know what the writings say that are all over the sides and hoods. My guess would be " don't shoot I am with the A
team" or something like that.
......1978HJ45
team" or something like that.
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1978HJ45 said:It would be interesting to know what the writings say that are all over the sides and hoods. My guess would be " don't shoot I am with the A
team" or something like that.
......1978HJ45
My guess would be it said GOD IS GREAT or KILL GADAFFY but again I am not able to read Arabic , so it could said anything , like DRINK COCA-COLA or KFC ....lol...
I noticed when proGadffy forces had trucks , they were nice and clean as these ...
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...but when rebels put their hands on them they modified them and paint graffiti ... they remove windshield to be able to put machine gun on the hood ...
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...who need windshield when you can have pair of these...
This war has been a true testament to the epic nature of the 7x series vehicle.
I am lucky to say that I saw them manufactured in Japan and vow that my ashes will be buried in one.
I am lucky to say that I saw them manufactured in Japan and vow that my ashes will be buried in one.
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I'm the same Beno! After driving a couple in Africa I fell in love with them. I actually traded a couple of rifles for a 2001 cruiser in 2006 while I was in Africa. After 6 months of trying to legally import the vehicle without luck, I had to call the deal off.
When Proffitt's got the new 70 bodies in I knew I had to have one. I'll be broke when and if I ever get it built but I'll have my cruiser!!!
I knew of an old PH in Africa that when his time grew near, he loaded his old cruiser box with wood, soaked it with petrol and drove to the Zambezi Valley escarpment. He died on the way but got a really good friend to load him in the back of his old cruiser and set the whole deal on fire. A proper funeral, Africa style!!
I'm the same Beno! After driving a couple in Africa I fell in love with them. I actually traded a couple of rifles for a 2001 cruiser in 2006 while I was in Africa. After 6 months of trying to legally import the vehicle without luck, I had to call the deal off.
When Proffitt's got the new 70 bodies in I knew I had to have one. I'll be broke when and if I ever get it built but I'll have my cruiser!!!
I knew of an old PH in Africa that when his time grew near, he loaded his old cruiser box with wood, soaked it with petrol and drove to the Zambezi Valley escarpment. He died on the way but got a really good friend to load him in the back of his old cruiser and set the whole deal on fire. A proper funeral, Africa style!!
