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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...glance&n=507846
i dont know if this is a joke or its really works... |
It really works. I saw it on Monster Garage. This guy in California made it.
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lepost
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It looks like an iron
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Somebody watched "Return of the Jedi" one too many times.
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I find the claim of 40 mph in an 1100 lb. vehicle powered by a 6 HP Tecumseh somewhat dubious, at best. Of course, on a steep downhill grade, such speeds might well be attainable....
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if you read some of the reviews there kinda funny
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Originally Posted by sweet7' post='783444' date='Dec 3 2005, 09:59 AM
Somebody watched "Return of the Jedi" one too many times. That's what I am thinking also. |
Originally Posted by 1988RedT2' post='783484' date='Dec 3 2005, 01:16 PM
I find the claim of 40 mph in an 1100 lb. vehicle powered by a 6 HP Tecumseh somewhat dubious, at best. Of course, on a steep downhill grade, such speeds might well be attainable.... Ditto, was just about to post the same thing. I have a go cart with a 5 hp, it weighs about 150 lbs and prolly doesn't do 40 |
one of the reviews:
My survivalist group was interested in using this as a safe personnel transporter to cross a dry lake bed from our fortress to the nearest town. We thought it would make a nice cheap alternative to ex army APC's, and that once it was flanked by a couple of APC's an protected by the Tank it would be a safe route for members arriving in town to transfer to the fort. Wrong. On our first run across the lakebed we attracted a lot of notice from the locals and a small convoy of idiots started to hound the convoy. I guess they gave a good simulation of what we might expect from rioters in a genuine survival situation. Anyway, a gang of beer swilling red-necks in a pickup swerved into the Donk and took it out. We had to tow it into the enclosure and now the kids just play in it. What a waste. |
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