that thing is huge.spotted this Orange Crush up at 9063 feet on Mt Herman in Colorado.
Haha - we saw it a week later at Overland Expo Mtn West, and figured it must just be for hanging out on remote beaches in style. Clearly I was mistaken! The woman we talked to at the expo says they live near Camp Lejeune, buy excessed vehicles, and mount older, better built fifth-wheel trailer assemblies on them - and then totally refurb the interior. (i.e. that's not just their rig, but their business.) Interesting concept. Not our thing - but good for them. Sure sounded like they're having lots of fun!spotted this Orange Crush up at 9063 feet on Mt Herman in Colorado.
Haha - we saw it a week later at Overland Expo Mtn West, and figured it must just be for hanging out on remote beaches in style. Clearly I was mistaken! The woman we talked to at the expo says they live near Camp Lejeune, buy excessed vehicles, and mount older, better built fifth-wheel trailer assemblies on them - and then totally refurb the interior. (i.e. that's not just their rig, but their business.) Interesting concept. Not our thing - but good for them. Sure sounded like they're having lots of fun!
spotted this Orange Crush up at 9063 feet on Mt Herman in Colorado.
spotted this Orange Crush up at 9063 feet on Mt Herman in Colorado.
Spotted in Bay City, TX this morning.
Saw this beast inSt. Augustine this weekend. Did not get a chance to speak with owner. Massive vehicle.what is it?
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You don’t know if the owner regeared it at 6.143 instead of stock 7.8 axles (r&p + planetary), for RV use.Quebec plates. La belle province. That’s a long haul at 90km/h wide open
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You don’t know if the owner regeared it at 6.143 instead of stock 7.8 axles (r&p + planetary), for RV use.
In which case, 108 kph. Don’t want to go any faster than that for multiple reasons, like tires, fuel consumption and just plain common sense.