By Colby Buchanan
So I showed you an off-road Silvia, but are you ready for the tank Bentley?! It was created by a group of Russian engineers that have rightfully named it “Ultratank.” If there was any nation that would think this is something that the world needs, it would have to be the Russians. I can picture exactly how it went. They’re all just having a good time drinking Vodka then someone just throws out the idea and boom, Ultratank. It doesn’t have any doors it looks like so you might be exposed to the elements a little. But at least if you ever get stuck in that pesky Moscow traffic you could probably just drive over everything in front of you.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B8xpYwInBTe/
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I followed their build tread.
It’s Rolls that’s built like a tank and Bentley that’s built for speed. Get it right Russia.
Rolls are built like Tanks, Bentleys are built like trucks.
The world’s fastest trucks (lorries), though!
That’s Kamaz these days funnily enough.
I followed their build tread.
KGB must be involved. It’s fitted with a tracking device.
These are the same guys that put a 600hp BMW V12 into a ZIL?
Full props on this build. Nothing like hooning a gravel-bed ZIL in a damp parking lot. Those normally have what… 7L V8s under the hood?
Full props on this build. Nothing like hooning a gravel-bed ZIL in a damp parking lot. Those normally have what… 7L V8s under the hood?
Full props on this build. Nothing like hooning a gravel-bed ZIL in a damp parking lot. Those normally have what… 7L V8s under the hood?
The pail hanging off the back is icing on the cake (and a handy visual accelerometer). Mostly unrelated, I’m also quite tickled by the subtitles at the beginning of the video simply reading “*commercials*” as he does his channel background, shilling and intro.
I still don’t know if I need it, but you know what the world needs? Humanitarian real-life Mad Max Interceptor. The “Ghost Camaro” was used by a former Danish special services soldier to deliver humanitarian aid during the Bosnian War in the 1990s
https://www.warhistoryonline.com/instant-articles/ghost-car.html
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They call him Angel Mullet.
In Russia, track drive around car.
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