Saw this the other day on my way home, either a custom build, movie prop or something else entirely...
Someone is getting ready for a serious trip
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I wonder what is the base platform? I am going with a movie prop given the side-steps. I can't see anyone building a one of a kind rig like that and put in side steps (not sliders) that will grab every big rock and root on the trail.
Well the passenger in the tow truck didn't want his pic taken lol
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I'm thinking either a Movie Prop or the next Red Bull Vehicle.... 360 Fabrication in Abbotsford fabs up the Red-Bull trucks....
could be wanted for car theft...lol
Looks like he's talking to the wife. 
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trying to explain the new purchase
..."honesly honey, you will be soooo much safer in this when you go to the mall.....and if we happen to get attacked by zombies, we're set.....it's really a truck for life!"
..."honesly honey, you will be soooo much safer in this when you go to the mall.....and if we happen to get attacked by zombies, we're set.....it's really a truck for life!"
trying to explain the new purchase
..."honesly honey, you will be soooo much safer in this when you go to the mall.....and if we happen to get attacked by zombies, we're set.....it's really a truck for life!"
I know what Brenda would say!
"Kim, there is no way we're having a JEEP in the yard. You can imagine what the neighbours would say."
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So from now on Kris has to park up the street? she is not going to be happy about that
I won't hold it against friends parking their Jeeps in my yard....for a limited amount of time. I'm talkin' about ornaments!
Looks like a movie prop, the door latches are those thin metal ones people use for DIY drawers and the windows look like think plexi. Combined that with the lame side steps kind of says it all.
Saw that on the Haney by pass a while back. Glad to have a closer look thanks for the pics.
The mirrors look like furd.
Just saw the finished product from another website.
No. It is not a movie prop.
Yes. It is Ford....F350 chassis.
Price is around $600,000.
No. It is not a movie prop.
Yes. It is Ford....F350 chassis.
Price is around $600,000.
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Hey- thats my old FartCan exhaust!
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That is a bit different, same design idea but by looking at the fit and finish on the one I saw it did look more movie prop than a $1/2 million, paranoid businessman limo.
Those side steps are still stupid. You'd think for $600,000, they have retractable ones that popped out of the side of a slider.
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Movie prop. One sure sign of a movie prop is useless ornament to fill in open spaces and "complicate" the look. Think of pretty much any movie spaceship interior or sci fi weapon. You can see useless rectangular ornament on the doors and side panels of this vehicle.
guys, that's a different truck, or they did alot of modifying from the original pictures.
front lights, angles, side flares, steps in doors, etc.. lots of differences... are we sure its the same one?
front lights, angles, side flares, steps in doors, etc.. lots of differences... are we sure its the same one?
