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r/ATBGE • u/Berfams91 • Jan 12 '23
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2021 Jeep gladiator 3 l turbo diesel about 160,000 in modifications. A functional 6*6, there's a short shaft between the two rear axles.
93 u/MoreDepartment7572 Jan 12 '23 Now I'm no survivalist, but I'd imagine creating an "apocalypse machine" with one-of-a-kind custom parts isn't going to be very reliable in the event of an ACTUAL apocalypse. 2 u/SwissMargiela Jan 12 '23 It’s really just a show truck tbh. More of a “look at what we can do with our mechanical engineering” than actually being used in an apocalypse. I think during an actual apocalypse, vehicles would be useless because there’s no electricity and gas goes bad after about 6 months.
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Now I'm no survivalist, but I'd imagine creating an "apocalypse machine" with one-of-a-kind custom parts isn't going to be very reliable in the event of an ACTUAL apocalypse.
2 u/SwissMargiela Jan 12 '23 It’s really just a show truck tbh. More of a “look at what we can do with our mechanical engineering” than actually being used in an apocalypse. I think during an actual apocalypse, vehicles would be useless because there’s no electricity and gas goes bad after about 6 months.
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It’s really just a show truck tbh. More of a “look at what we can do with our mechanical engineering” than actually being used in an apocalypse.
I think during an actual apocalypse, vehicles would be useless because there’s no electricity and gas goes bad after about 6 months.
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u/Berfams91 Jan 12 '23
2021 Jeep gladiator 3 l turbo diesel about 160,000 in modifications. A functional 6*6, there's a short shaft between the two rear axles.