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Can't find any more active pics, but my wife and I used to go on trips and sleep out of the back of this (in hindsight) very unreliable Audi Allroad. Still loved it though.
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Hallo fra andre siden av Norge :DSince I didn't see any others across the first 10 pages I reckon it's not a typical overland vehicle. Pajero 4.
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Haha, det er jo ikke lange biten fra Moss til SandnesHallo fra andre siden av Norge :D
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How about this home built rig? 1999 GMC Yukon SLE 4wd with 5.7l Vortec LSI Gen III engine, 4 speed auto, IFSView attachment 156508View attachment 156510 and limited shift rear diff. View attachment 156508View attachment 156510As much as I love to see fully fixed up Tacoma's, 4Runners, f150's ect. I am actually more interested in the not so typical rigs.
I Myself have been contemplating for over a year now doing a small build on my 2006 Mariner Hybrid AWD. Mainly because it gets 30mpg and I because its just plain different. I did see an article way back of a Hybrid Escape (which is basically the same thing) doing the Mojave RD.
So lets see them!
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no disrespect to your wife, but I prefer your paint schemeHow about this home built rig? 1999 GMC Yukon SLE 4wd with 5.7l Vortec LSI Gen III engine, 4 speed auto, IFSView attachment 156510 and limited shift rear diff.
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Love it.Here is my 1990 RHD Lada Niva 1600.
I still own this vehicle but haven't taken it out for a while. It's noisy and cantankerous but great fun.
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Hei fra ØstfoldSince I didn't see any others across the first 10 pages I reckon it's not a typical overland vehicle. Pajero 4.
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That was awesome.Just completed a video of a one day trip on and off road to a few places of interest here in Southern Arizona. Thought you all might find it interesting. The trip started in Hereford, AZ, then to Tombstone then a ghost town called Gleeson, and finally in the Dragoon mountains at Texas Canyon, where many western movies in the 40'-60s were filmed including Roy Rogers and The Lone Ranger.