I think that's mostly what the one on Collecting Cars has done - did you watch the vid (with bonus sneezes, sniffs and snorts)? It's spotless.
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- Sundayjumper
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Exactly. I get unreasonably angry about vehicles like this.
It's a working vehicle designed to do a job. A pimped-up spotlessly clean one is stupid. It'll get driven around Knightsbridge for an afternoon because OMG ITS SO COOL and then sit in a shed because it's actually a total PITA to drive. Then get sold to another collector.
And repeat.
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Meh, I think there's always room for pampered garage queens - whether it's super cars, classics or misused and pimped up commercial vehicles, at least theyll survive.
There's plenty of others having a hard life dragging trees out of far flung forests or wading through swamps that we'll never see and will end up rusting away to nothing in the back of a farmers barn.
There's plenty of others having a hard life dragging trees out of far flung forests or wading through swamps that we'll never see and will end up rusting away to nothing in the back of a farmers barn.
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That looks like it should be a good base for a mad overlanding rig. But it'll be too expensive to be turned into one.
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Yeah, I don't get too bent out of shape about folk keeping stuff. It's their stuff and money.Rich B wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2023 3:43 pm Meh, I think there's always room for pampered garage queens - whether it's super cars, classics or misused and pimped up commercial vehicles, at least theyll survive.
There's plenty of others having a hard life dragging trees out of far flung forests or wading through swamps that we'll never see and will end up rusting away to nothing in the back of a farmers barn.
I'd rather have something a bit more honest though, like this.
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/truck-deta ... 1012882757
An absolute unit
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That, I like. Even if it's not used it's honest. It's not pretending to be something it's not.
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I like that far more than I should....!
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I hope the gearing is ok with those tyres, they're 20% larger diameter than the standard size, and 16% larger than the Brabus 18s.
I hope the light bar can be offed easily and cleanly also. Apart from that,
I hope the light bar can be offed easily and cleanly also. Apart from that,
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There was one of these when they were new round these parts;
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If I saw a Primera GT with the purple to green chromaflair paint I’d have it.
for when the unimog is a bit subtle
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/201 ... pickup-6x6
for when the unimog is a bit subtle
https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/201 ... pickup-6x6
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No And it’d be too big for most green lanes. Ferry to Scandinavia?
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I love unimogs, but honestly think it looks shite. I’m sure he’ll be absolutely gutted to learn of this.
Cheers, Harry
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£91,500. The more I saw it, the less I liked it.
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Hopefully he’s not the one who spent £133k upgrading it. After inflation and whatever the original vehicle must have cost that’s quite a drop in value.
How about not having a sig at all?