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WOW, an LKW Mercedes with a single rear wheel axle, that is awesome! A pretty rare bird I am guessing.

20" rims are certainly the 'cool' offroad rim size, as you can air down lower and get aggressive XZLs etc. And certainly, anyone spending big bucks with those manufacturers would expect 20" as that is somewhat the standard on BIG expo trucks. That being said, take a look at the VEHICLE GALLERY...

Here are some undercarriage photos I took in Berlin at Classic Remise

WOW, Andreas that is awesome and amazing news! Two companies (Total Composite and EarthCruiser) that have outstanding customer service, streamlining the build process for cabins is amazing and a win for everyone. AND a killer price at $14,919! Just last year (May) the comparable TC kit was...

:love: DAMN! :love: Looking Awesome! I think you better add an alarm, Krypton chain and lock around the steering wheel, and a couple of guard dogs on each side. Perhaps a pair of M56s sentry guns if you are west of the Rockies.

GCVWR It is also so wide it can only be used with pilot cars. Was that your plan if you could get it to go fast enough?

Lots of diagrams here on Steel Soldier , but all ten-lug I think? BTW- if anyone needs 10-lug AL wheels [335mm (13.188") pitch circle, 280/283mm (11.14") hub bore, Hub centric] with new 395/85-20s there is a guy local to me that has a set of 5 (surplus wheels, new tires) for sale. $2,000 for...

All the ones I have seen were F550 based, so 10-lug rims in both single and dual configurations. 'Wamar Technologies' was one of the builders. (I am sure they did not want the superior C4500 Kodiak technology falling into the adversary's hands ;) ) A nice Expo Mercedes NG in the background

In regards to these wheels, if you run 335/85-20 you are looking at a 42" diameter and 13" wide, or 395/85-20 a 47" diameter and 15.5" wide, so no way. Also MUCH heavier. In aluminum about 82 pounds each, and in steel about 120 pounds each.

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/d/ontario-kodiak-c4500/7255461550.html Disclaimer - no relation to the seller or vehicle

Roger that :rolleyes:

That is a nice truck. It has been for sale since at least December 2019 when I emailed the broker (for a friend, out of my price range) as the ad on Expedition Trucks did not have the build date listed (the mobile.de ad does). A 1999 'chassis' so good to go for Canada, but still a little too...

Any link to the TFL show/video/article? Thanks,

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2009-Chevrolet-C5500-Duramax-Diesel-4X4-W-Enclosed-utility-bed/124535551273 Disclaimer - no relation to the seller or auction

https://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-GMC-C4500-Kodiak-Top-Kick-Dump-Truck-4x4-8-1L-Vortec-Gasoline-Chevy-DRW/224322655419 Disclaimer - no relation to the seller or vehicle

Agreed, that is a lot of kilometers for a 'firetruck'. They have added a lot with the flatbed, spare wheel mount, super singles, and Euro side protection bars, so perhaps a bunch of those KMs were put on post-fire-service? Nice that it has triple lockers and that 6 speed along with the super...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/C4500-4X4-Duramax-Allison-2005-Not-Monroe-Conversion/293961541011 Disclaimer - no relation to the seller or vehicle

WHAT! you sell your kids! mk216v to his kids. "Kids I have something to tell you. You are adopted" Kids "Wow, we always thought we were your children by birth" mk216v "You are. But your new parents are on the way to pick you up, so pack your stuff" :oops: I hope the dogs are at least safe...

Relisted at $15,500 https://www.ebay.com/itm/2008-GMC-5500-4x4-Bucket-Truck/293959878540 Disclaimer - no relation to the seller or vehicle