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Wow. I'm trying to get past coveting my neighbor's goods here.
Again, very nice.
Butch
Again, very nice.
Butch
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a new cruiser is born
just want to show you the lates of Marcus´builds:
a new kind of 80 build dedicated to travelling has just been finished by the Offroadschmiede Marcus Haase |
it´s lighter to go without a hydraulic system and less complicated without the J4 cab...
just want to show you the lates of Marcus´builds:
a new kind of 80 build dedicated to travelling has just been finished by the Offroadschmiede Marcus Haase |
it´s lighter to go without a hydraulic system and less complicated without the J4 cab...
Falco80
Burning dinosaur bones...
That is 80 series porn right there! If only Toyota did make something like that....I like it a lot! 
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That is 80 series porn right there! If only Toyota did make something like that....I like it a lot!
x2!
Thats awesome. Nice work
sandcruiser
....back in the saddle again....
lovely.
Do you have any interior photos?
I still like the 40 cabin better, and the way that the camper lifts is more attractive to me than this fold-out type. In the rain I suspect that the folded canvas could get musty.
But these are petty distinctions. That 80 looks wonderful and I'd be exited to see it, let alone drive it, let alone actually own one.
Do you have any interior photos?
I still like the 40 cabin better, and the way that the camper lifts is more attractive to me than this fold-out type. In the rain I suspect that the folded canvas could get musty.
But these are petty distinctions. That 80 looks wonderful and I'd be exited to see it, let alone drive it, let alone actually own one.
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me too, ....
...but´s an option. Sorry there is no interior yet.Have been out to another LandCruiser meeting this weekend, maybe you like to see some pics?
camp with friends
have you seen this truck ??
sandcruiser
....back in the saddle again....
nice post! What *is* that truck?
Bremach - small Italian manufacturer using IVECO engines. They are "fairly" well known in EU overlanding camper type circles. Looks great!!!
I have to say it Soenke - the orangy yellow 70 camper just looks way too "fussy", the dune beige one looks too fat at the back... etc. Honestly speaking when I see your one with the 40 cabin I wonder why these other guys bother - If I was in that position I would just be handing over a picture of your rig and saying "make me that please" - no camels, no Touaregs... just classic clean lines in a regular colour
Congrats - pretty difficult to improve on your truck as I see it.
I have to say it Soenke - the orangy yellow 70 camper just looks way too "fussy", the dune beige one looks too fat at the back... etc. Honestly speaking when I see your one with the 40 cabin I wonder why these other guys bother - If I was in that position I would just be handing over a picture of your rig and saying "make me that please" - no camels, no Touaregs... just classic clean lines in a regular colour
Congrats - pretty difficult to improve on your truck as I see it.
Wow... that 80 is the bomdiggity. You still have full the 2nd row of seats in there?
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no second seat row in this one, but if you want them, you could start the camper shell behind the passenger doors. Will be less space inside then...
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Hey Sandcruiser, ...Stefan posted a few pics here, even from the (empty) interior
crushers
post ho
that is an amazing build...
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Marcus www.offroad-schmiede.com exhibited for the first time at the ABENTEUER & ALLRAD in Bad Kissingen, we just visited for the weekend...
In this exhibition almost all professionals in 4x4 cars and parts in Europe, 4x4 travelling organisations and a few offroad cubs participated. So we had enaugh to explore besides answering questions about our car. There have been few nice cruisers and a lot of other 4x4 or trucks bigger then a house. (don´t know what they are used for...) Been to busy to make a lot of pics though.
Just want to show you one more standard roof elevation from Michi from www.desert-tec.de
the new f/g roof for J8
this is a " vessel" from a competitor, I think its from http://www.geocar.com/
a long travelled one from http://www.alpha-cab.de/start.html
In this exhibition almost all professionals in 4x4 cars and parts in Europe, 4x4 travelling organisations and a few offroad cubs participated. So we had enaugh to explore besides answering questions about our car. There have been few nice cruisers and a lot of other 4x4 or trucks bigger then a house. (don´t know what they are used for...) Been to busy to make a lot of pics though.
Just want to show you one more standard roof elevation from Michi from www.desert-tec.de
the new f/g roof for J8
this is a " vessel" from a competitor, I think its from http://www.geocar.com/
a long travelled one from http://www.alpha-cab.de/start.html
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Yours is by far the coolest of the bunch!
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thanks 
, I like some of the other solutions too, everything has two sides....
, I like some of the other solutions too, everything has two sides....