http://www.ksl.com/?nid=678&ad=28721596&cat=99&lpid=3

But only if it came with the trailer and trailers cargo......


Sounds like you could drive it through just about anything, including a nuclear blast! Or chemical weapons

 

Holy cow!!!

 

Josh, it looks like a newer version of what we use to call "draggin wagons". Because they could drag around whatever you hooked to the back of them. Very cool. The biggest I ever drove in the Army was a Hemmit. 8 wheels, awd and a twin turbo feeding into a supercharged detriot diesel V8. FUN FUN FUN! Took one to the beach when we were cleaning up after hurricane andrew down in Florida 1991. You can park anywhere you want!

 

That's almost what I said. That is one heavy duty truck. It will handle some serious parts truck hauling. It's even got a bed in it. With the 250 gallon tank you should be able to get 200 miles out before having to refill.

 

Hook truck
I liky this one too

 

That's not a truck - it's a zip code with a fuel tank. A ground shaker for certain.

 

 

Josh....we'd have to start calling you "Mad Max" if you drove that around!

 

I want a ride WHEN you buy it! Stu

 

My baby sister and her husband own and operiate a big truck garage here in Ky. with heavy wreckers and crane service and Bobby wants one like the first pic. to put a heavy wrecker bed on, It would be KOOL.

 

The HEMTT used to be the holy grail of MVs. (Military Vehicles) They were harder to get than armor. One in good condition was around $75,000.

Recently they have been re-classed and have been available on the Government Liquidators auctions. A recovery vehicle (wrecker) in "unknown" operating condition typically goes for around $30,000.

If you want to run out and buy one, keep in mind that some states, such as Wisconsin, will only license it as an "HMV" (Historic Military Vehicle) and you cannot use it as a daily driver or commercial vehicle. Sorry Bob, you'll have to keep driving the F-2.

 

Hay Bob you can park it and register it at my house!

 

..........oh the places I could go.....

Just think of the remote truck scouting trips you could make with some of these rigs