Boondockers Dream On

MB Unimog now available in America.

And this should be your puller -- if you got $369,00 to spare.

Good Lord. It's great ! But, I don't know. Has anyone "down under" ever heard of Overkill ?

Watching these videos I would think that the whole continent is just one big unexplored area.

Except, then were do you purchase gas for the tow rig? It looks like it has a small fuel tank and gets bad KPG ?

What happens when you step on a deadly snake or spider and there is no hospital within 1000's of miles ? How would you even call for help?

264SRinPA wrote:
If they come with the blonde in the video, I'd buy one, maybe two.

The smaller model has a blonde in it. And she’s obviously alone. But you got to call them to ask if that’s part of the package.:p

If they come with the blonde in the video, I'd buy one, maybe two.

gbopp wrote:
It appears to be well built and very rugged for off road travels.
That makes it perfect for the Pennsylvania highway system. :B

I would have said the same thing, except I would have said the
State Highways in Alabama.
Our roads will beat a car up. A HD truck is better, but not the answer. Alabama needs to rework our Highways and Interstate Highways.

There is also a smaller off-road version too recommended for Tesla.

Now I feel insulted by our own trailer manufacturers.:B

They thought we're not manly enough for these rugged off-road rigs. Or too poor and cheap to be able to buy one.:M

ppine, your chariot awaits!

Off road wheelchair

Boondocking does not require expensive rigs from far away.
A canoe and a tent is right.
Youth is mostly in your head.
I will never stop tent camping. It fits in a canoe.
I am 70 and working on my wood and canvas Old Town to get it back in the water.
Some day there will be motorized wheelchairs.

Interesting and shows what can be done if you are willing to pay for it.

However, my idea of Boonedocking involves a canoe and tent. Oh to be young again. :)

gbopp wrote:
It appears to be well built and very rugged for off road travels.
That makes it perfect for the Pennsylvania highway system. :B

OK....that's funny, right there.

Pretty sure I left a kidney somewhere in Pennsylvania and $35 USD at a toll both when I took a wrong turn at Albuquerque.