This is the one that did it for me. I have loved them ever since. I'd even be willing to trade my 55 for one.
What is so great about a 45?
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Holy mackerel! That is beautiful beyond compare!
Are there other pics of this truck?
Dan
You have to go through some of the other images.
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I love mine for the ridiculous fun/trouble it gets me into on the weekends.
This was last weekend on a uni surf camp we run down here at Bells Beach. After we finished surfing we filled the troopy with naked drunk people.....strip rock-paper-scisscors.....very fun.
I got another 6 in this weekend for a camping trip/birthday party in the high country, very fun.
Very good party buses.
This was last weekend on a uni surf camp we run down here at Bells Beach. After we finished surfing we filled the troopy with naked drunk people.....strip rock-paper-scisscors.....very fun.
I got another 6 in this weekend for a camping trip/birthday party in the high country, very fun.
Very good party buses.
Too cool. As I was watching that I was thinking to myself, "Man, they are making good time." Then I saw your speedo. Classic.
One of the things I found in my recent trip through Mexico in the Troopy was that folks approach you much more frequently in an older, more oddball rig, and are much more willing to open up about your adventure and themselves.
The Troopy attracted attention, but the good kind. It's not bling and new, so the "value" isn't seen as high; especially in the middle of nowhere Mexico.
Travel in the Troopy is much like traveling on a motorbike!
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The Troopy attracted attention, but the good kind. It's not bling and new, so the "value" isn't seen as high; especially in the middle of nowhere Mexico.
Travel in the Troopy is much like traveling on a motorbike!
-H-
I rode a m/c from Ushuaia, Tiera del Fuego to Cartegena, Columbia last year. Amazing trip. Anytime you stop there would be a crowd gather. Not always a comfortable crowd but the locals would definitely go out of their way to see what you were up to and more often than not come over just to say hi to the nutbar gringo.