[problemchild]

This thing was really cool. I want one...

 

[Bronco]

The only thing that beast is missing is a Dmax. Or did somebody already put one in there?

 

[Idle_Chatter]

Those tracks are VERY cool, PC! They covered them on "Tactical to Practical" on the History Channel a few weeks ago. Had a Powerstroke equipped with them running like a scalded ape over dunes and even on the highway. Good news is that they are a direct bolt-on for nearly any 4wd truck, bad news is that they are about $7K

Had to do a Google search for them:


http://www.mattracks.com/index.htm


Very well engineered, very cool, very pricey.Edited by: Idle_Chatter

 

[Voodoo]

I want one but I guess it would do me no good in Florida. Will it work in the sand?

 

[Idle_Chatter]

Yep, works great in the sand, Voodoo! (I just realized that my post had "dues" instead of "dunes"

) they were running up and down some nearly vertical sand dunes on the History Channel show - some pictures of similar actions on the link!

 

[camp]

They have a bunch of these things running around McMurdo station here on Antarctica. The problem with them is they do not like to turn well. If you take a sharp turn at any kind of speed, you will roll the track off.

 

[Camstyn]

Hey camp, got any other pics of cool vehicles there? I've stumbled across a few before and some of that stuff is bad ass!

 

[camp]

I have a bunch of pictures of vehicles down here but, not sure if the owners of the board really want me posting pictures of vehicles that may or may not be related to anything this board is about.

This board is great so, the last thing I want to do is get in trouble for something I should know better than to do.

 

[Camstyn]

Off-topic forum is perfect for stuff like that if you're so inclined..

If you get in trouble blame it on me!

 

[camp]

I will try to get a post up with that stuff tomorrow then. I am in a hurry today and it takes a long time to load pictures on my satellite connection.





Edit: Changed my mind. There is one over there now.Edited by: camp