Strange looking 4WD

Post by **sonic23** » 26 Apr 2006, 14:28

I wonder if you could get those tracks as a similar VW Syncro factory option

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/4x4-farm-utility- ... otohosting

Rich

Post by **Diamond Hell** » 26 Apr 2006, 14:49

Post by **missusjen** » 26 Apr 2006, 15:54

Christ - it uses enough petrol as it is......

Be interesting for the trips to Tesco's mind.....

Post by **TYG** » 26 Apr 2006, 16:42

That is way cool .. and it come's with a set of wheels

Post by **Cate** » 26 Apr 2006, 17:29

Can't use it for Tescos Jen, not street legal! It would be good for getting a parking place there though!

Post by **matt** » 26 Apr 2006, 17:40

I drove a pick up the same ont' parks.......sans tracks........was ace at hitting the flood barrier at 60, and doing 10 yard dukes of harzard jumps...you could also lift a corner on roundaboots

Post by **Boltze** » 27 Apr 2006, 07:03

In Wolfsburg in the Volkswagen museum you can see this Touareg:

Post by **Boltze** » 27 Apr 2006, 08:44

for our syncros available??? Take a look at their website http://www.mattracks.com/

Post by **airhead** » 02 May 2006, 00:41

Im sure you could bang a set of them on a syncro. Would be very few places you couldnt go with them on, thats for sure! I wonder if they literally just fix on in place of normal wheels though or is there anything else that has to be done.

Post by **EarthWormJim** » 02 May 2006, 10:24

That truck is way cool

Post by **HarryMann** » 02 May 2006, 12:48

New tread pattern
2 piece drive sprocket assembly for easy service
Modular frame design for faster track replacement
More mass and strength with less overall weight
Heavy Duty aluminum road wheels on the 150 models

I think they mean More size and strength, with less overall weight unless they've also invented an anti-gravity material