Warm the check book up!..

[Great-Kazoo]

Why would they need them? That thing is about as inconspicuous as a whore in church. Hell you can probably see it from space.

I've known some church going women . Without their clothes off and a few cocktails, one would never know they were "whores". Still worth guessing which one would be the one most likely to

I had the opportunity to drive M900 series trucks while I was in the military. Imagine trying to maneuver something that size through the narrow cobble-stone streets of your typical German village.

Let's just say the novelty wears off pretty quick.

Oh, and the CTIS was a total PITA. All the ones we had were constantly being deadlined because of CTIS problems. Nothing like driving down the Autobahn at 45 mph and all of a sudden your tires want to go to 5 psi.

That camper looks like a Hi-Lo



I'd be interested seeing if parking enforcement could see my Handicap tag from street level. Even better watching a hooker try maneuver around trying to tow it


This is a serious BOV.

[ColoradoTJ]

I have to admit, this is pretty full of awesomeness. Practicality factor....well that might be a good debate.

With 155 gallons of fuel (with all nine 5 gallon jerry cans), I would still question 2000 mile range, but I have been surprised before.

40K, I think this is a pretty good bargain considering what my Keystone Outback camper cost, but I would not use this as a bug out vehicle.

[Big E3]

The camper looks like a Trailmanor 2720SL. I have been searching for a used one. They are not cheap new.

[KevDen2005]

2000 mile range, huh? Driving that thing 2000 miles would be about as much fun as a root canal with no anesthetic. I'm assuming there's no stereo system in the cab because you won't be able to hear it anyway.

I had a military CUCV blazer with a stereo system. Extra insulation was added to help with noise reduction. Even at max volume there were times I couldn't hear the radio at all.

[Aloha_Shooter]

The video says 1) the jerry cans are for water, not fuel, and 2) they have taken care to sound-shield the motor so it's not as loud as the usual military system. I still want to know what magic they have to get the claimed range from 110 gallons.

[Irving]

The video says 1) the jerry cans are for water, not fuel, and 2) they have taken care to sound-shield the motor so it's not as loud as the usual military system. I still want to know what magic they have to get the claimed range from 110 gallons.

Hypermiling, duh.

[brutal]

Wonder what you could pick up an M820 expando-van for and outfit?

[Wulf202]

The truck according to Google gets 10 mpg and comes with either 81 gallon single tank or 139 gallon dual tanks. The guy added an additional 110 gallon tank

[Erni]

It sounds like they added a 110 gal tank. So if the teuck has 90 gal tanks (?) then with 200 gals toal it's only 10mpg.

[Martinjmpr]

I had a military CUCV blazer with a stereo system. Extra insulation was added to help with noise reduction. Even at max volume there were times I couldn't hear the radio at all.

And that M1009 was not a true "military vehicle" but was a commercial Blazer that had been modified for military use. IOW it was considerably more luxurious and comfortable than a vehicle like the M900 series which was designed from the ground up to go to the military.