It looks like this company did a really excellent job on this custom build. It said that the machine was based off of a 1970 Attex ST/300. It sure looks good, but I bet it weighs a good bit more than the old Attex did. Take a look!
Joie's Toy
It looks like this company did a really excellent job on this custom build. It said that the machine was based off of a 1970 Attex ST/300. It sure looks good, but I bet it weighs a good bit more than the old Attex did. Take a look!
Joie's Toy
"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
Man, that is hardcore. It even has a Jeep grill and hood
droool slurp, man that is so awwwwesome, I wish I had the cash and the facilities.
gotta love that aluminum
Now that is cool!! I built allot of alum boats might be something to think about doing depend on what condition 8x8 project I find.
I beat by the time to weigh out the old attex poly tub and heavy steel frame compared to thin aluminum and a aluminum frame there probably isn't a whole lot of weight difference and i know i could build a aluminum one little then my old fiberglass hustler
I think the owner of this machine is a member on the forums here, his name is Overkill I believe, but I could be mistaken. Unfortunately Attex didnt start making polyethelene bodies until 1976. From their 1969 models up to that point (including their military 8 wheeler tank trainer models) they were made of ABS plastic, which is brittle and not nearly as durable or forgiving as poly bodies are. If the tank trainer 8 wheelers were polyethelene I probably would have bought one by now, but they were "stretched" and they had a tendency to crack since they were so long. Now, on the other hand, a custom aluminum body would be very cool on an Attex 8 wheeler!
"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
well now you have me thinking about the aluminum tub now I almost want to find a parts/guts attex 8x8x down here instead of something fixable
I keep kicking myself for not buying those 2 Attex military 8x8 tank trainers on ebay. Oh well, there will be more of them eventually.
"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"
I know that this all alluminum , 6x6 amphib , has been posted on the forum before , but this custom alluminum 6x6 is worth posting again , for the people who have not seen it , because its an awesome machine ! It would take some one like Whipper , to build an amphib like this .
http://www.overkilloffroad.net/masco...unning%201.JPG
Mudbug, that was actually based on a 1st generation olive green Attex. I thought this guy that built this was a member on 6x6World. Does anyone know for sure?
"Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"