

| Subject: | Re: Frydaye: Ultimate Syncro? |
| From: | Scott Daniel - Turbovans |
| Date: | Fri, 1 Mar 2013 14:15:45 -0800 |
But can you sleep and cook and stand up inside it ? The price has to be way up there just for perecption and image at least. Otherwise it wouldn't be perceived as an ubermachine. There are production cars that cost over 1 million dollars of course. Lamborghini beat Mercedes to this concept by about 20 years. called the LM400 I think .. V-12 engine ..for high speed desertuse. Looks a somewhat like a HumVee. re theserock crawler events ... Do they have a class where you'd can't use a spotter ? I think it's cheating to have a spotter. oh ..and are any of these So Cal rock rigs 6 wheeled ? Can 6 wheels always do more than just four ? On 3/1/2013 2:01 PM, Don Hanson wrote: > I yesterday saw one of those military 6xs....I have seen it before. > Small-ish....diesel power, I think. About the size of a Vanagon, but with > a pickup body that this fellow had built a cab-high very nice shell. > Former military vehicle, I don't know how he manages to drive it in > California...but he was on the highway... > > Nearby (Ocatillo Wells Off Road Vehicular park) this weekend is the > world championship off road contest....there are thousands and thousands of > rock crawlers and jeeps of all kinds showing up for a $100, 000 prize in > the contest....No real idea of what goes on, but I may have to go check it > out....they've built this obstacle course that I would have a hard time > negotiating with my legs and climbing boots.... > > It is truely amazing the amount of money these enthusiasts spend on their > Desert rigs....That $600k Mercedes would be......nothing really special > amongst THIS crowd... > On Mar 1, 2013 11:53 AM, "Jeff" <vw.doka@gmail.com> wrote: > >> I want one: >> >> >> http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/mercedes-benz-reveals-g63-amg-6-6-six >> -173918528.html<http://autos.yahoo.com/blogs/motoramic/mercedes-benz-reveals-g63-amg-6-6-six-173918528.html> >> >> Only $500k >> >> Cheers, >> >> Jeff >>
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