Can you imagine, driving down the street and seeing one of THESE in your rear view mirror?

[tboy]

Holy crap,



and the cool version with functioning 30 cal machine guns!!

 

[Manny]

I want one. Do you know the price tag for the first one?.

 

[tboy]

I want one. Do you know the price tag for the first one?.

I'd estimate with fabrication and engineering costs, around $150K to do it right. There was one for sale like the second one on Pawn Stars and they were offerred $5K for it and the guy wanted $20K. It needed about $10K worth of work though, it was in rough shape.

 

[Bend Over]

Cool cars but it would attract thieves and I get ready to pay premium insurance prices.

 

[Stubby]

Holy crap,

Imagine if you had one of this one in high school.

Chick power :happy:

 

[Ang]

Imagine if you had one of this one in high school.

Chick power :happy:

Settle down Ferris :he:

 

[Curly]

Not for me. This is me.

 

[tboy]

That's you? how do you whack off without any hands?:shock:

Furthermore, how do you whack off without a dick?

 

[tboy]

Cool cars but it would attract thieves and I get ready to pay premium insurance prices.

The trick to preventing theft is make it so difficult to figure out which switch is the ignition, they'll give up in no time lol.....Plus, how the fuck would you get into it? (the top retracts hydraulically). Plus I doubt a regular tow truck could hook on, the wheels are NO where near a standard position.....

Nevermind the Tim Burton version. I could see the theives wandering around it saying: just how the fuck do you get INTO this goddamn thing????

 

[tboy]

and for those of you inclined to 2 wheeled vehicles:

 

[Madman]

I would love to drive one of those machines. Imagine the babes that would love to jump in for a test drive.

 

[tboy]

I would love to drive one of those machines. Imagine the babes that would love to jump in for a test drive.

The cosmetics aren't really that difficult to achieve, with the tumblers, it's the drivetrain. You'd have to engineer them from scratch. I could do it on a small scale, say 1/4 or 1/8 but full size? ummmm I dunno 'bout that.

 

[Jack The Ripper]

The cosmetics aren't really that difficult to achieve, with the tumblers, it's the drivetrain. You'd have to engineer them from scratch. I could do it on a small scale, say 1/4 or 1/8 but full size? ummmm I dunno 'bout that.

Are you really that talented?.

 

[Clint Ewood]

need a bigger driveway to park one of those tanks.

 

[tboy]

Are you really that talented?.

yeah, I can do just about anything when it comes to mechanics....I've been in R/C since I was.....10? so that's 40 yrs. When I was 19 I designed a 4 speed transmission for an R/C truck that would be able to pull a regular car....never got around to building it though, didn't have the machinery to produce it. I showed it to an engineer at a firm I was working at and got a promotion 2 months later. If the CNC I have now could do metal, I'd have done something like this a long time ago.

As for the cosmetics of the tumblers, let me at a ton of 1/8" sheet steel and I'd have that done in a couple of weeks.....

need a bigger driveway to park one of those tanks.

actually, if you notice, they fit into a regular lane and since you enter via the top, you don't need side clearance for doors.....I bet it'd fit in a garage built for regular size cars...(new ones are made for compacts, you'd need something a pickup would fit in).