What I did in Germany over the summer.
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Pinzgauer
Sorry, no UNIMOG, its a Mercedes "Kurzhauber" means "short bonnet".
UNIMOG from this time look more than this 40x
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Happy New Year.
We left the house the other day and within half a mile we came upon this. Not really noteworthy by way of cool vehicles; but it isn't everyday you see a tractor, in the city, triple towing a four wheel wagon and mobile office.
I was close (passenger seat as we overtook) so it isn't a good single shot, but I spliced the three pics together to give you an idea.
We left the house the other day and within half a mile we came upon this. Not really noteworthy by way of cool vehicles; but it isn't everyday you see a tractor, in the city, triple towing a four wheel wagon and mobile office.
I was close (passenger seat as we overtook) so it isn't a good single shot, but I spliced the three pics together to give you an idea.
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I have always liked the look of these Range Rovers. This was a really clean County LWB.
Just up the street from it was this nice little BJ. Also very clean.
Just up the street from it was this nice little BJ. Also very clean.
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This is cool.
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Little lifted VW camper van with some little knobby tires. Night picture.
An old Series Rover with camper back
A FIAT van camper package. These are parked everywhere. Not 4WD. But pretty decent camper. Gigantic awning.
An old Series Rover with camper back
A FIAT van camper package. These are parked everywhere. Not 4WD. But pretty decent camper. Gigantic awning.
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I have no idea what make this is but I'd drive it.
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I know. I know. Not another Rover, but considering that the colonists eerrr... owners decided to cease production of the venerable Defender, I present a proper series caught roaming the streets of Edinburgh, Scotland. I saw it three times in one day and it is indeed classic.
Never mind the bird splat. I was in a double decker bus and had no choice of vantage point.
Likewise I have discovered that Germany only offers the current 200 series LC with the 6 cylinder option so this would explain why I don't see them. EVER. I did see a few 200 and 100s here on the island but was too slow on the trigger.
Never mind the bird splat. I was in a double decker bus and had no choice of vantage point.
Likewise I have discovered that Germany only offers the current 200 series LC with the 6 cylinder option so this would explain why I don't see them. EVER. I did see a few 200 and 100s here on the island but was too slow on the trigger.
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Nothing says Italia like a Lamborghini with this paint job.
Yes it is real.
Yes it is real.
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Pontiac TransAm. It was real clean. Not a WS6 but it had quad exhaust pipes. I don't recognize the hood. The red wheels needed to go but otherwise pretty nice.
MAN - go anywhere mobile.
70 Series Tow Truck.
MAN - go anywhere mobile.
70 Series Tow Truck.
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I saw this today at the companies 100 year anniversary presentation.
It is real. Not a computer generated concept.
It is real. Not a computer generated concept.
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From a couple of weeks ago. An original Fiat 500. This one is rough but there are surprisingly quite a few around.
It snowed today. Where better to park your Audi R8 than on the street in the snow.
It snowed today. Where better to park your Audi R8 than on the street in the snow.
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Thanks Matt. Family is fine. We actually just returned from a home leave trip. The in laws live in Austin,TX and my son had a few weeks off of school so we flew there for some family events and what not.
So in the interest of "keep em coming" I'll share some shopping experiences. Particularly the home improvement store. No I don't own our apartment but things happen and some caulk, drill bits and various odds and ends are needed. Make a run to the Bauhaus for those things. I hate to say this but it is better than Lowes Home Depot and Ace Hardware combined. I always end up spending more time there gawking at what is offered.
For instance. When is the last time you walked into a home improvement store, asked for a Dozuku saw and were asked what size you need?
Or a 3 meter long aluminum level.
So in the interest of "keep em coming" I'll share some shopping experiences. Particularly the home improvement store. No I don't own our apartment but things happen and some caulk, drill bits and various odds and ends are needed. Make a run to the Bauhaus for those things. I hate to say this but it is better than Lowes Home Depot and Ace Hardware combined. I always end up spending more time there gawking at what is offered.
For instance. When is the last time you walked into a home improvement store, asked for a Dozuku saw and were asked what size you need?
Or a 3 meter long aluminum level.
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Well I didn't need either of those. I also didn't need this, but for 11€ I couldn't pass it up. It is a drill powered water pump. 1/2" barbs, self priming and an unreal gpm number.
Like I said, i don't have an immediateuse for it but I'm sure I will appreciate having it at some point on a camping trip.
Like I said, i don't have an immediateuse for it but I'm sure I will appreciate having it at some point on a camping trip.
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I know it's a Hyndai van, but I'd really like to see what this can do.
