Pros: Proven against killer cockroaches
- Uses "truck gears," for easy repair part scavenging
- Articulated chassis for sexy shimmy action
- Floats like a turd
Cons: Jan Michael Vincent association
- Unsprung weight is off the charts
- Swims like a turd
@rebelminion: Negatives are retroactive. That's why I haven't gone out and gotten any of Michael Jackson's old stuff, even though I liked it at the time.
I would have chosen a Mercedes W123 with an OM-617 diesel and a manual transmission (Euro taxi or swap from 240D). It's impervious to anything short of running out of fuel. Much like a cockroach, it is likely to survive a nuclear war due to it's electrical system being impervious to an EMP.
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What about the herkimer battle jitney??
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"C'mon, It's Czechoslavakia, it's like going to Wisconsin"
"Oh yeah, well I got my ass kicked in Wisconsin once"
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Well, heck, if we're including fictional vehicles, I vote for anything found in Powerslide.
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The Landmaster!
Pros: Proven against killer cockroaches
- Uses "truck gears," for easy repair part scavenging
- Articulated chassis for sexy shimmy action
- Floats like a turd
Cons: Jan Michael Vincent association
- Unsprung weight is off the charts
- Swims like a turd
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[blog.hemmings.com]
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This will always be my choice in any kind of warfare...urban, suburban, wherever.
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I can't believe the Ark II didn't make it!
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I'll take #7 for the bush. #7 has the bonus of allowing easy relocation of your living quarters to pretty much anywhere, which is a very nice benefit.
Been there, doing that right now...a great time to not be tied to a house, honestly.
Not doing it with an F-350/450 based machine, though. Ours is a 40' Freightliner-chassied monster.