Popping Out To Get Milk Is Much More Fun With A V8-Powered Off-Road Buggy
This hardcore motorsport series can be traced back to the King of The Hammers, an annual, one-day off-road competition held each February in Johnson Valley, California. Such was its popularity, that the event evolved into the All 4 series, with seven events taking place across the United States.
Interestingly, the regulations are fairly open - the only requirement is the vehicles have to be four-wheel drive. This means you get - in Ultra 4’s words - cars that “come in all shapes and sizes”, which are all expected to be geared for over 100mph while still having ratios that can tackle technical rock crawling.
Sounds like a cool series, no?
Video via Truck Yeah
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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Got milk? Good. Got a buggy to take the milk? even better.
Wife: „Why is our garage destroyed?“
Husband: „That’s freedom, honey“
Wife: Why is the garage destroyed?
Husband: Why was there no milk?
Wife: Touche
Wait… Does his son want to be a mustang douche? Dat mustang baby car though…
Because weight reduction
Thanks man.
Finally, a mustang is being ran over instead of it running over
When you stop by your Dad’s house to show him your V8 powered buggy, but remember that you left the oven on…
When you stop by your Dad’s house to show him your V8 powered buggy but you remember that you have a V8 powered buggy.
Just like my RC:
Video coming soon on my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIZ_r7oMZ-_1vOqHXWESK1w
Is this custom built or could I buy this somewhere as is?
yes.
i dont think i need to say more.
‘’Damn!, ı forgot the eggs’’
Driving that thing looks like the most fun you can have with your clothes on
I am the one who will make the super original comment:
when bae says she’s home alone