CHAT What's your War Rig?
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Great Northwet
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I love the pic, were they on their way to Burning Man?
I just traded in the Durango for a Ford Escape and learned really quick that I can't drive over curbs anymore, and no off road anymore either. But it's really easy to steel a Kia /Hyundai if I ever need to get into 4x4 territory in a hurry.
I just traded in the Durango for a Ford Escape and learned really quick that I can't drive over curbs anymore, and no off road anymore either. But it's really easy to steel a Kia /Hyundai if I ever need to get into 4x4 territory in a hurry.
night driver
ESFP adrift in INTJ sea
They appear to be Shriners.
Crossing western Okrahoma, headed to the Texas panhandle.
I noticed the hats too.
night driver
ESFP adrift in INTJ sea
HAts and red sports-coats.
Great Northwet
Veteran Member
So the Shriners have conventions in Morrocco now?
ShadowMan
Designated Grumpy Old Fart
Profit of Doom
Dismember
Hand-cranked diesel?
Profit of Doom
Dismember
Perhaps Aboriginal Indigenous Moorish American Sovcits.
Toosh
Veteran Member
Careful the Hyundai all have geofencing and geotiming enabled now. Your vehicle can be controlled by the WEF to remain inside the 15 minute city.But it's really easy to steel a Kia /Hyundai if I ever need to get into 4x4 territory in a hurry.
Some post apocalyptic hoopties in this video.
She's got incredible pipes.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOvZKJlrtk8
She's got incredible pipes.
UNLEASH THE ARCHERS - Tonight We Ride
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bracketquant
Veteran Member
They unleashed the clown show and the clown cars.
BUBBAHOTEPT
Veteran Member
You know those Shriners…. 
Good Hospital though…..
Good Hospital though…..
I thought the same thing when I saw them. Rode the train one time with a bunch of drunk Shriners on their way to Vegas.
dstraito
TB Fanatic
I should hang a Halloween bucket from my bumper, do you suppose they are trick or treating?
progressingamerica
Contributing Member
OP is from this article, it looks like. (gobs of pics here)
Mad Max meets Burning Man: Thousands of people in hand-crafted costumes gather for post-apocalypse festival 'beyond the grip of so-called civilization' in California's Mojave Desert
The Weekend Wasteland is an annual festival in California's Mojave Desert inspired by the film Mad Max
Started in 2010, it's known as being the largest post-apocalyptic festival in the world
In September, 4,000 attendees flocked to the event with their best hand-crafted warrior-like costumes and modified vehicles for the five-day festival that also resembles Burning Man
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Mad Max meets Burning Man: Thousands of people in hand-crafted costumes gather for post-apocalypse festival 'beyond the grip of so-called civilization' in California's Mojave Desert
The Weekend Wasteland is an annual festival in California's Mojave Desert inspired by the film Mad Max
Started in 2010, it's known as being the largest post-apocalyptic festival in the world
In September, 4,000 attendees flocked to the event with their best hand-crafted warrior-like costumes and modified vehicles for the five-day festival that also resembles Burning Man
Mad Max meets Burning Man: Photos show Wasteland Weekend festival
The popular film Mad Max is brought to life ever year during the Wasteland Weekend festival in California's Mojave Desert. Thousands from around the world flocked to this years event in September.
Marthanoir
TB Fanatic
All-terrain, amphibious, low emissions ( no matter what Mrs Marth says)
Low maintainence, excellent carrying capacity ( teenage daughters approved )
although mileage is on the high side and can be a bitch to get started in the mornings some days.
Low maintainence, excellent carrying capacity ( teenage daughters approved )
although mileage is on the high side and can be a bitch to get started in the mornings some days.
Griz3752
Retired, practising Curmudgeon
I think its a Shriner convention if 4+ show up at the same place, same time . . .
Mark D
Now running for Emperor.
That's a nice Loot Drop.
Then there’s this question: why are they always drunk? What is it about being a Shriner that drives one to drink?
First one: looks heavy. Good luck getting that poor little Cherokee over any kind of rough terrain. If the engine even has the power to push it, it'll either highcenter or break an axle.
Second one: not too bad, as long as it's the 7.4 powerstroke. A little overboard on the bedliner though.
Third one: probably not bad but looks expensive, screams "please steal me".
Fourth one: hope you have lockers in those Deuce axles or you'll be mired in the first mud puddle you find. Also conspicuous as hell and therefore a target.
jward
passin' thru
Great Northwet
Veteran Member
Geez, I just read about that on another board-who would ever buy a car with that feature.
Henry Bowman
Veteran Member
The hat.
Gotta be the hat.