Video walk around

[LarryW]

We talked about this idea before. Doing a walk around of each amphibious vehical so we all can see how the different models appear. This may help people just looking for there first amphib or possible just for entertainment for others. Sounds like a good idea and I hope it works.

Go out and walk around your amphib with the video rolling. Post the video here and I will edit it up near the top of this thread. That way there all easy to find. Here is a couple Ive done. Mudbug3 posted his hustler which is the one this idea came from.



Attex 208tt

Attex conversion lil truck

Mudbug3s Hustler 980

This was the second " deep tub " Hustler 980 that I bought in Arkansas. This is how it looked the day I brought it home on the trailor. As I climb up onto the trailor you,ll see me video the home made " split shifter " thats right below the passenger front seat.

Crazycolt222 Scramber Marc XII

Video of my scrambler 6x6 i found in local barn. Very nice machine for its age. Besides the bad gas ive took it out on some successful rides and its a very nice machine and a blast to drive.

BW6 built an awesome machine.

The drive of a Multimobile.

Model Citizen's MaxII- Her awesome SS addition!!

Jb's Avenger walk around. This machine was unknown when I did the video.

Racerone3 has been busy with his Hustler 950! Thanks Brian! Looks good!

azz7772 did a walk around of his Titan Predator as purchased.

Coops mystery machine! Thanks Coop!

Another video of Coops showing off his restored Coot!

[lewis]

That was pretty cool Larry! Is that back end of the little truck a combination of upper bodies or is that part factory?

[LarryW]

That was pretty cool Larry! Is that back end of the little truck a combination of upper bodies or is that part factory?

Thanks Lewis!!!

Yea its the back abs gooped up to the front. I cut the middle out. It all started with the original seat horn thing was broken badly when I got it. I want to add a box/deck or something to the rear. I started a photo gallery on it. Its going to be the only first generation lil truck out there.

Custom Attex little lil truck

[Jay]

Wow that was great! I can't wait to see the lil truck when you get it finished.

[Amphiman1]

Lil' truck

Nice project Larry!! Is that a "beer and a jigsaw" One?

[mudbug3]

This was the second " deep tub " Hustler 980 that I bought in Arkansas. This is how it looked the day I brought it home on the trailor. As I climb up onto the trailor you,ll see me video the home made " split shifter " thats right below the passenger front seat.

[LarryW]

Thanks for posted that Dave. That was the video that started this idea of the "walk around".

[CrazyColt222]

Scrambler 6x6

Video of my scrambler 6x6 i found in local barn. Very nice machine for its age. Besides the bad gas ive took it out on some successful rides and its a very nice machine and a blast to drive.

[George]

Video of my scrambler 6x6 i found in local barn. Very nice machine for its age. Besides the bad gas ive took it out on some successful rides and its a very nice machine and a blast to drive.

YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

Nice looking machine.

[LarryW]

Nice scrambler!!!

[Model Citizen]

Nice find. The blooper was funny. Must be a female machine. You know, mind of it's own.

Bridget

[swamp witch]

Fantastic idea the walk around bit boys.Well done.I now there are the brochures which are good for specs but the video is worth a 1000 pictures.To all those involved,thank you.May this thread have a long life

[LarryW]

I added the BW6's machine. That thing is awesome.

[Bw6]

Thanks Larry, you really know your way around this new forum. Got some video coming of it soon.

[LarryW]

I recently purchased a project Mud Puppy made by . I did a video showing how the drive works. It really is a simple yet impressive design of a single joy stick control. It does the throttle, turning and braking. It resembles a Jiger style body and have since seen a few Jigers that are actually Multimobiles!!! The easiest way to tell is the front hood area on a Jiger has the ribs, the Multimobile is a little different. Check out the pictures of the 2 and you will notice. It needs some work but I am pretty excited to get it going. Should be a sweet super light weight machine to tool around it.