Desertikon 4x4 on Iveco Eurocargo 95e21ws (from Nord Est Italy)

[Enrytre]

hello guys,
Another update will start the construction of the bike rack ....




http://youtu.be/bUYbsD5B8DQh

Bye Enrico

 

[Enrytre]

Continue the construction of the bike rack and the positioning twin spare wheels ...

The motorcycle-rack is inclined not to interfere with the already compromised exit angle

The limits are aligned bottom corner Iveco chassis, knee joint of the rear bumper and bike rack once retracted, of course the two plates that fall between frame and rear bumper bike rack and serve for the tow ball from 35Q.li should be removed completely when you think to make travel offroad.

Bye Enrico

 

[Gatsma]

Coming along nicely, Enrico!
Cheers to you, my friend!

 

[Enrytre]

Thank You Gatsma now more pic's ...:ylsmoke:

Bye Enrico

 

[keko_jones]

Excellente !!! :victory:

 

[guidolyons]

Excellente !!! :victory:

Wow, very awesome.

 

[Enrytre]

Thank's Guys :ylsmoke::ylsmoke:

More pic's ...

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help of paint.net

Bye Enrico

 

[Gatsma]

Looking GOOD, Enrico!

 

[bonomonster]

Very cool build

 

[red EOD veteran]

Looks great!

Curious how will you lower the spare tire from the roof if you need to use it?

 

[Ssyork]

Great build! Are planning to travel just in Europe or other countries too?

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[Enrytre]

thanks guys. will be built a small mobile crane to raise and lower the wheels from the roof

 

[Enrytre]

Great build! Are planning to travel just in Europe or other countries too?

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Europe of course but I want to visit the Carpathian mountains, Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, Baltic States, Russia, Norway, Iceland, etc.

The real dream but when I stop working is to cross the Canada to Alaska and then in three years to make the backbone of the Americas from the Rocky Mountains to the Andes to Tierra del fuego .... I hope to be healthy to do it.

Bye Enrico

 

[Enrytre]

Bye Enrico

 

[Gatsma]

Looking better all the time, Enrico!