Post-apocalypse transport.

If we entered a time of Civil Unrest/Armageddon/Zombie Attacking, what would we do?

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Emergency planning regarding communication, water/food supply, shelter, equipment, transport and of course what guns to have with us!
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Re: Post-apocalypse transport.

#11 Post by whoowhoop »

A cob is also a lot tastier than a Ford Transit
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#12 Post by BamBam »

whoowhoop wrote:A cob is also a lot tastier than a Ford Transit
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Stolen from another forum but I like thisv
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#14 Post by Ovenpaa »

I watched a video of one of these end of last year, not sure if the kits are available over here yet however you could always build your own
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#15 Post by Rburro2 »

They even do one with mounted cross bow on it
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Rburro2 wrote:Stolen from another forum but I like thisv
Erm, excuse me for being thick; but isn't that just a tarty moped?
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#17 Post by Rburro2 »

Nope and yes. Reserve fuel supply more rugged suspension peddles for when fuel supply runs out. It's hardly a bogger 50 is it.
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#18 Post by Demonic69 »

Wouldn't get very far on a tank with my fat @$$ on it!
I'll stick with the Ninja :D
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#19 Post by TomH »

Rburro2 wrote:Nope and yes. Reserve fuel supply more rugged suspension peddles for when fuel supply runs out. It's hardly a bogger 50 is it.
Mopeds have pedals some even workable ones. So when the fuel supply runs out you have a very lardy BMX bike or do you then ditch the engine? A MK1 horse would be a lot better methinks.
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#20 Post by meles meles »

We're sorted...

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