Very Strange truck

[pauly383]

I saw this strange homebuilt looking K30 . I know it has a D60 , with Warn flanges , some weird cage that goes from the cab to a homemade headache rack , a wodden flatbed , sits low to the ground ,and has a weird box welded to the front bumper you stand in .

All I have on me at work is my cell phone , so pic is crappy .
Yes its attached pic , sorry free guys .

Whatcha think , parade truck , or service rig of some kind ?

 

[DustinK5]

Movie makeing, I'm guessing.

 

[sgarrison]

A filming truck?

 

[pauly383]

A filming truck?

That makes some sense . I am going out next smoke break to spy some more .

 

[muddybuddy]

haha. good ole cancer sticks. looks like the rear tires dont match the front? i agree, maybe some kind of film vehicle

 

[83ZZ502_Jimmy]

Agreed on Filmmaking truck. Looks like its only front wheel drive...

 

[cbbr]

Why would it need flanges. Its too low to be offroad.

 

[cbbr]

If you had only posted that a few seconds sooner. The flanges make sense now.

 

[Craig Artzner]

Rockcrawler.

 

[55Willy]

yeap a front wheel drive flat bed so they can have a car on the bed and film without it being 2' in the air

 

[Jason4x4]

go unlock a hub and see if it stays.

 

[sandawgk5]

I bet they tow the vehicle with that and have the cameras and monitors on the bed of the truck. Like was stated it let them get the "inside the car action shots"

Ira

 

[GA84K5]

It looks like a older Chapman-Leonard film crew car. Some of the newer filming rigs are really cool.

http://www.chapman-leonard.com/


http://www.chapman-leonard.com/products/Camera%20Car/chapman%20camera%20car.htm

 

[Randy92782]

dang i wanna see. lol sounds cool

 

[Clod_King]

Rockcrawler.

I completely agree with this statement. I think that this rig would spank Moab's perverbial rear end...

 

[mini_mull]

Hmm, maybe they used it to film the pic with Jenifer Garner at WAFB last year? I heard there were some car chases and lots of action.

 

[4X4HIGH]

I've seen similiar trucks around here that is used for road crew work, specifically someone laying down in front gluing reflectors to the ground once a new road has been paved. The flatbed is commonly used to stack road cones and is low so someone can walk along and pull them off easily.