I saw one of these

Thoughts???

I think its a nice example of post war american architecture. Shame theres a piece of s**t on the lens.

Made my day!!!!

think i would swop for my defender!

Are the doors from a submarine? (Gaylander owners take note). Nice touch though, the 42" flatscreen tv in the back, with little curtains.

Lyndon said:

think i would swop for my defender!

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You're banned. And Welsh. Ginger?

I like it. Looks good, be better in olive drab with black modulars.

Looks like something my kids make with lego!

storm99 said:

You're banned. And Welsh. Ginger?

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lets not start name calling or i will have to bring up the rugby

Lyndon said:

lets not start name calling or i will have to bring up the rugby

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and you havent seen my defender

You've eaten a rugby ball??

I like that a lot more than the silly defender concept and it's a freakin' Jeep. What model is this?

-Tom

pos said:

I like that a lot more than the silly defender concept and it's a freakin' Jeep. What model is this?

-Tom

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i agree

I think its called a J##p Rubicon pickup.

I saw a few of them for sale on a J##p lot in North Carolina. I am not sure if they are custom jobs or not?

I like the tires/tyres, but thats about it.:confused2:

AEV Brute, Jeep Scrambler, and Jeep JT: Wrangler-based Pickups

This is not what I saw.

Perhaps with a nice diesel?

I quite like it but not sure I could afford to run a 5.7 V8

Tell me that isn't it parked!

natas said:

AEV Brute, Jeep Scrambler, and Jeep JT: Wrangler-based Pickups

This is not what I saw.

Perhaps with a nice diesel?

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Any day of the week, f**k my Land Rover! This thing looks great! Just a shame I won't be able to buy a 25 year old one for £2,000 and then fit a 200tdi to it



-Tom

Tom! Go and wash your mouth out!!!

discomania said:

Tom! Go and wash your mouth out!!!

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Nay, It is a great looking piece of kit and what with the way Land Rover is going... Fair play to them though for toying with the idea of something that is still rugged looking, not flowery and ponsy that only appeals to Yummy Mummy's.

-Tom