If you have ever watched Storm Chasers on Discovery Channel, you've seen some pretty intense [and some ridiculous] vehicles. So as I was watching the show I thought... "Oh... My... Gosh! THAT'S what I want in the zombie apocalypse!" See what you think:
http://dsc.discovery.com/tv/storm-chasers/vehicle-updates/vehicle-update-2009.html
This first picture shows some modifications to an SUV. According to Discovery, it is, "equipped with sheet metal and transparent Lexan armor, an external roll cage, durable single-beam radar on the roof and a probe deployment tray in the trunk". Tell me that wouldn't feel safer scavenging for supplies. :)
I am thinking that these types of vehicles would be my choice for a ride through Zombieland. :)
Saturday, November 20, 2010 |
Storm Chasing Vehicles... or Zombie Survival Transports?
Labels:
Armored Vehicle,
Discovery,
Modified,
Storm Chasers,
Upgraded
Friday, November 19, 2010 |
The Knight XV
Probably a no-brainer, but a fairly compact armored vehicle would be an awesome tool in any invasion. In todays society a vehicle like this would probably be frowned upon... but in a zombie invasion, you would be the neighborhood hero.
It is just over 6m long, and can withstand bomb blasts and a hail of bullets. The Knight XV, a £323,000 beast of a car made by Conquest Vehicles, a Canadian company, has "created an entirely new niche in the luxury armoured vehicle market", according to its manufacturer. What sort of person would buy this car? "Celebrities, rappers, professional athletes – people who want the biggest, the baddest, and the newest," says Conquest's president, William Maizlin.
[via http://guardian.co.uk]
It is just over 6m long, and can withstand bomb blasts and a hail of bullets. The Knight XV, a £323,000 beast of a car made by Conquest Vehicles, a Canadian company, has "created an entirely new niche in the luxury armoured vehicle market", according to its manufacturer. What sort of person would buy this car? "Celebrities, rappers, professional athletes – people who want the biggest, the baddest, and the newest," says Conquest's president, William Maizlin.
[via http://guardian.co.uk]
Saturday, November 13, 2010 |
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