Do You Drive It From The Top?

drc5900 wrote:
Looks like somebody had fun making a mobile hunting shack.

That's what I was thinking too.... Somebody made an elevated huntin rig.

I see we weren’t going for aerodynamics on this conversion.

My first thought too was a mobile hunting shack, but the windows appear to be too limiting for that. My second thought is some kind of tour bus for a wildlife park?

This is just normal for Burning Man. All i can say is, this guy has a sense of humor. Oh, you can give all your engineering dude critiques, but it doesn't change his thinking. It only illuminates your own thinking. I like the steering column in open air traversing down into the hood. Many u-joints to make this work.
I have seen many 'wondrous junks' when i lived in L.A. and somebody smoked too many funny cigarettes. One was two full size 1960's busses, piled one on top of the other and operated from the top cab. Top one no running gear. 15.5 feet tall. It gives a new meaning to 'hit with the ugly stick." I never saw it move.
jefe

drc5900 wrote:
Looks like somebody had fun making a mobile hunting shack.

That was my thought.

"You'll never see hunting the same after an outing in the new Aerostar mobile tree stand. The Aerostar features climate control, spacious downstairs living quarters, satellite navigation and power sliding windows. The camouflaged paint scheme blends in to wooded surroundings and the non-traditional design defeats any prey's search image. When considering your next piece of hunting equipment ask yourself, 'Why hide, when you can fly?',

The Aerostar mobile tree stand is not recommended for hunting, sleeping, driving, or towing. It is dangerous to consume alcohol while using the Aerostar mobile tree stand. Side effects of using this product may include, but are not limited to, rabies, death, altitude sickness, motion sickness, death, unexplained bleeding of the nose, eyes and mouth, and in rare cases, an uncontrollable attraction to Alex Trebek. This product is not approved for sale in any location governed by the laws of the United States of America. Those wishing to experience the Aerostar mobile tree stand should contact a health care professional immediately.

profdant139 wrote:
"When welding equipment gets into the wrong hands . . . . "

that would be this guy, left his torch lit and went back to the main house for a beer last Sunday. torch fell, lit his workshop on fire and burned it up plus his car parked next to it.

Are you certain it's welded? I see a lot of rivets, or nuts and bolts.

Looks like a prop left over from that TV series the A-Team.

Double Decker racing in Europe, might be catching on in the south.
The Redneck 500!