Other than building it on your own, it doesn't get better than this...
http://www.viralnova.com/zombie-apocalyse-car/
http://www.viralnova.com/zombie-apocalyse-car/
SHTF Truck
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The problem with that vehicle is that it draws unwanted attention.
The best bug out vehicle would be one that has good tires, four wheel drive, a full tank of fuel, gets good fuel mileage, is already packed and ready to go and does not cost $500.00 a year for plates nor requires a CDL to drive it.
Those folks are not going to go where I go with a monster like that.
That was a propaganda photo shoot - since the roads they were traveling on were 40 feet or more in width and no tree branches overhead. They might as well just have used a old school bus - they are both the same size and probably the same weight when fully equipped.
The best bug out vehicle would be one that has good tires, four wheel drive, a full tank of fuel, gets good fuel mileage, is already packed and ready to go and does not cost $500.00 a year for plates nor requires a CDL to drive it.
Those folks are not going to go where I go with a monster like that.
That was a propaganda photo shoot - since the roads they were traveling on were 40 feet or more in width and no tree branches overhead. They might as well just have used a old school bus - they are both the same size and probably the same weight when fully equipped.
A lot of practical ideas too, (dirt bikes, spare tires, etc.)
i wouldnt have one..on acount like potter pointed out.to much hight and of course.low milage for some thing like that.plus not enough room to move around in for me.but if i did have one.i wouldnt worry about a cdl license on account it'd be my bug out vehicale after tshtf situation..driving it time to time is a must thoe..so id keep it to the back roads and away from the main roads..but they are nice thoe.
think this might be better. of course some work on adding an ability to actually cycle and a shelter behind.
blog.ziggytek.com/2011/08/05/student-builds-solar-powered-vehicle-for-under-600/
blog.ziggytek.com/2011/08/05/student-builds-solar-powered-vehicle-for-under-600/
My new BOV is a 2002 dodge durango that is raised 4 inches, has a brush guard, luggage rack, and a spare tire on a swing arm over the trunk. Now I need to get it painted, it is white!
