Firefighting vehicle using 2 Jet Turbines mounted on an old T34(?) : YouTube - Invention: fire fighting turbine That is funny! In the area where I live (Szeged, Hungary and it's vicinity), the little brothers of this vehicle are on readiness. It's the turbine of a MiG-17 mounted on a ZiL-131 chassis. They are needed because in the vicinity of Szeged (in Algyő, to be precise) there is the gas-mining plant, where land-gas is being "mined". If and when a well goes off they call the Firfighters of Szeged.
I thought this was a photoshop job: But no... Uno: a Unicycle-Motorbike-Segway Hybrid Damn, it looks so ... unsafe.
Some nice footage of the Rolligon concept in action : "ROLLIGON" ROLLS TO IT! - British Pathe LIGHT FOOTED LORRY - British Pathe Interesting that the first is from '53, and the second '57 - I wonder if they're still working on it... And not so much Strange vehicles, as vehicles being moved in a strange way: INNOVATIONS FOR THE U.S. ARMY - British Pathe But. It does contain some good film of the US version of the Trackless tank (T13?) in motion, don't think I've seen that before. Presumably at Benning.
BBC News - Is it a boat? Is it a lawn mower? Is it a car? As we know many men cannot resist tinkering away in the garage or garden shed. You might not think they actually achieve anything, but one man from West Sussex has. John Hinton has invented an entirely new form of transport as Tom Hepworth explains
Definitely a strange vehicle... and driver. [YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlZh9-NQEyI&feature=player_embedded#![/YOUTUBE] Cheers to Alex for the heads up.
Moving firmly into the 'I want' category: Mind-Melting Tracked VW Bus Yes, it's Weasel based. Yours for $?... 1945 Studebaker Wiesel - Vehicle Liquidation - #1 Used Car Dealer in Antelope Valley for Auto Sales, Used Cars, Trucks, 4X4, Boats & Classic Automobiles in Antelope Valley, Palmdale, Littlerock, Lancaster, Lake LA, Pearblossom, Rosamond, Quartz Hill,
Here is video of an actual Studebaker Weasel. YouTube - WEASEL M.29‏ Here's a weasel being loaded under a Lancaster prior to an experimental parachute drop. A total of 12 drops were made in July/August 1943 at Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio. U.S.A. Release. Touch down,
Real Oddball that I'd never heard of before: http://www.panzerpixel.de/images/originalfotos/99UEBERLANDWAGENANDERSON.jpg Home - Panzer Pixel A7V chassis, used as a dual gun platform...
Designed to raid enemy trenches. http://www.association14-18.org/banquedimages/illustrations/exposition/tardyp13-7.jpg