0402KUnusualTruck.jpg (JPEG Image, 400×248 pixels)

By , February 1, 2006 1:17 pm

0402KUnusualTruck.jpg (JPEG Image, 400×248 pixels)

Another homebrew truck.

Update: After being chastised for doing the one-word/line explaination(s) I’ll try to do better. 😉

As for this one what you see is what I had. Took a minute and went up the url till I came to actual text and then found the travel log and compaired the dates to the link name of the picture and found the section it came out of: http://www.kirkanddonna.com/rtw/Laos.htm#0330-040803 which also says just about nothing about the truck. The picture is down the page a bit, and heed this warning, it’s a long page with many pix.

So the truck in question is this –
Unusual Truck

Now looking at it closely I note the front wheels are cleated. Looks to me like the front end is a walkbehind tractor that is grafted to an old army truck/jeep cab and rearend. It seems to piviot where it attaches to the cab and looks to be used kind of like a steering tiller would be which would explain the large opening in the front wall. Also note the headlight on the front of what apears to be the fuel tank. Overall a very interesting design! Wish there was more detail or info but as Bugs says: That’s All Folks!

Contagious obesity? Identifying the human adenoviruses that may make us fat | Science Blog

By , February 1, 2006 1:15 pm

Contagious obesity? Identifying the human adenoviruses that may make us fat | Science Blog

Interesting concept. Makes one think…

Home Brew Truck!

By , February 1, 2006 1:13 pm

http://www.txis.com/~btabor/ebay/Thai.htm

Now this is a REAL homemade truck!

Varmit Getter

By , February 1, 2006 12:58 pm

Varmit Getter

Bill Murry will want one of these suckers!

Hell, I want one! Seems to be simple enough. Will see…

LiveScience.com – Skeletons Discovered: First African Slaves in New World

By , February 1, 2006 12:06 pm

LiveScience.com – Skeletons Discovered: First African Slaves in New World

Interesting – Used linking a chemical in tooth enamel to bedrock of development origan.

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