Built from plans (just like a locost) its called the TremorMUV.........

http://www.tremormuv.com

very ................... very ..cool!!!!!!!!!!!!



fin

Mmmmmmm........

It's big.

Whats the betting that there's three different lengths of the trailng arm dimension ?

Cheers

Chris

thats thing looks identical to a car out of GTA 3!

yes i know i have far too much time on my hands

James

If it's as wide as a real Hummer it won't fit down our street.

yours, Pete.

youve tried to fit a hummer down your street???

i wish i had a hummer in the first place.

Yes, it is indeed dimensionally identical to a real Hummer. I am the plans designer of this.

Thomas
TremorMUV

Thomas, nice organised web site....very well laid out

How's the business doing?

It deserves to do well.


Alan

Don't let Dazza see that... He'll have one instead of one of his Jagos!


James

Alan B:

Thanks for the compliment. The business is still quite young as far as plan sales to date. No formal advertising yet (June issue of Kitcar magazine will have my first advert), and so far considering only word of mouth sales have been pretty good. Hoping for more sales once the "word" gets out.

James:

Isn't there ALWAYS room for another project in everyones lives?

Thomas
TremorMUV

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Isn't there ALWAYS room for another project in everyones lives?

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Ah you are missing the point Chris....

You can build your Locost......in it.....

That would be pretty cool, turn up to a race meeting or trackday, open up the rear doors, slide a ramp out and drive your locost out!

Kingr

Don't know how often you get to see Hummers in the UK, but they are very imposing in the flesh....

I like them in a "two fingers up to the PC brigade" kind of way....

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Originally posted by Alan B
Don't know how often you get to see Hummers in the UK, but they are very imposing in the flesh....

I like them in a "two fingers up to the PC brigade" kind of way....

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Now that I like!

Who needs roads anyway?! Just drive the thing to your destination "as the crow flies". And road rage from Beemer drivers would be a thing of the past!

That kit (and its Dopelganger the Hummer)has to be the hardest looking vehicle ever. Most of us would probably look like arses getting out of it though.

Perhaps i need more steroids in my diet.

The latest version, the H2 is available in the UK and is slightly smaller...only 81.2" wide....

I think Mark summed them up well.....they are hard...

Over here they make Jeeps look like tiny, puny things...

I wonder how much an ex Gulf War 2 Hummer would cost?!

A few of the news correspondants used them as backdrops, instead of the night shy in Baghdad (obviously better than shrapnel in the back of the skull).

A dregde of the internet is calling!

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I don't think any of our roads are wide enough to take them are they?

You need a police escort to take up two lanes of a motoway!

James

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Plenty here...

http://listings.ebaymotors.com/pool1/plistings/lowest/all/category5342/index.html?from=R0

Alan,

Going from your last post, they do appear to be awfully common, given the number for sale:-)

Thomas,

Like it, but as others have said, very impractical in the UK (road sizes generally bit narrow - s'why I ride a bike:-) ).

However, have you thought of selling the brake press plans separately. I'm sure a few might be interested, if the price was right!

Hope your venture is a success.

ATB

Simon