http://sherp.ru/en/
Go to the video gallery. Cooler than cool.
I can't figure out how to hot link from my iPad.
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http://sherp.ru/en/
Go to the video gallery. Cooler than cool.
I can't figure out how to hot link from my iPad.
What's the Amazon Prime price?
With your skills wood working, surely you could transfer to metal with the same results.
I don't know. It looks like you have to drive it with the windshield up in the winter.
Its to keep the vodka chilled!Quote:
Originally Posted by SAnd
I bet Bobby Fairbanks could high center that thing in 20 minutes flat.
Nyet.
Every Russian made vehicle I ever rode in had a trunk full of spare parts. Now if you could get the Germans, Japanese, or Koreans to make one for you, it would cost twice as much and probably actually run forever.
It does look cool.
I'd hate to buy tires for it.
Freaking cool! I want one. But for $70K with no options but hubcaps.....no.
Needs moar engine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYjxqWlexiM
They didn't show how it performs on inclines. I wonder if it would roll easily?
Keeping with Russian/Soviet technology:
https://youtu.be/hcYoI_iOKIE
If I lived in the middle of Siberia I might need a few of these vehicles to get me around.
I'd rather have this
http://scantechnics.com.au/hagglund1.jpg
Those are sweet! Several years ago the National Guard deployed a couple of those during a nasty snow storm that left quite a few ranchers pinned up in Southeast Colorado. There is a surplus dealer in LaJunta that used to have one of those, always wanted it.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
HA!Quote:
Originally Posted by ruthabagah
I saw a couple of these tearing around a field in some yt compilation a couple months ago, I meant to do some more digging around on them but my YouTube a.d.d. kicked it into high so I completely forgot about it...until now. I think I'd be selling once a retread was needed.