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I wish it would get better care, like the Schnibbelmobil (another weird german one-off truck) does. Do you happen to have a source on the "it's condition now"-video? (Also, 2:42, I've never seen the rear of it before)

Let's see how it does on wv roads lol

Time to revisit this concept with the prevalence of screens and electronics. Drive-Assist computers can adjust for the understeer and control issues. The projected savings could still be realized with those additions.

It looks like a death trap, but a cool-looking death trap.

Tolle Arbeit. Das sich das lohnt ???

if restoration just means sitting in a warehouse to be looked at i'm not so sure i care if it's restored or not, ideally this beautiful thing would be running again and would be shown off at various large equipment festivals such as the type you might see, for example, the Case 150

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fantastic video, amazing what heat and a sledgehammer can do .Thank you for sharing

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Ah, I remenber seeing this in game Trains and Trucks Tycoon (3DTT) as an OP truck at the end of game era, and wonder what the fook the devs drunk to came up with this , never though it was real!

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Design something to do everything and it won't be very good at anything...

No wonder this truck crashed. The steering wheel is mounted on the passenger site and probably the driver was also driving on the wrong side of the road.

Very cool . The Jimmy Durante of trucks. Just like my old trucks, it's not how it looks it's does it get the job done.

Click bait.

I can’t believe they turned an APC from Aliens into an airplane tug.

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No, this truck is bad, to people reading/thinking about getting this(if you can) just get a Kenworth t909 (there is many more I could list but I’m not) it’s better in performance and looks 100000000000000000000000000000 times better.

Err, Boss. I've got 3 bolts left over?

Is cool

Noisy ｍusic.

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This is so impressive, and reminds me of the some of the things I worked on in the Australian Navy. Love your videos.

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Actually probably a much more effective design for an autonomous truck, visibility and comfort wouldn’t be an issue anymore

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That looks like it could make an interesting RV.

People never mention that Steinwinter didn't truly come up with the Supercargo concept, fellow german Truck maker Büssing built their own Supercargo (even had the same name) in 1965, but designed as a rigid flatbed lorry instead of articulated. Büssing was perhaps best known for their underslung engines mounted in the center of the frame vehind the cabin and laying flat on their side, much like the engines in many light diesel Railcars. Advantage being less noise and more space in the drivers cabs, but kinda awkward to work on and pretty much completely exposed to the elements, and less flexibility in terms of chassis configuration than a conventional front engine, the Unterflurs were pretty much solely limited to long wheelbase rigid trucks. Believe it or not the underslung engine were kept in production by new owners MAN until 1986

I'd hate to pay the fuel bill.

Roads have pot holes, irregularities and speed ramps. You don’t want to drive a low rider in such roads.

I'm fairly certain the main reason that SUVs took off the way they had was primarily for a view of the road. While lovely as a concept vehicle, this thing gives a lower viewpoint than the Ford GT40 mentioned in the video. There may be a purpose for it in use, but I can't see it out in the wild outside of some RV/Camper Trailer hybrid, and even then, I can see it having to break design to have people wanting to use it, by extending the cab forward and raising it to at least where you would be in a common pickup truck.

That’s roughly 7 miles to the gallon. I get that with my 389 Pete.

Check out Landoll trailers; they have a sliding rear axle for easier loading.

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So expensive

I saw the thumbnail and thought, "Wait, Jacko's Highwayman truck was a real trucking product?" I had just assumed it was some sort of crazy custom vehicle they modified from an airport thing or something (like the personnel carrier in Aliens).

It was ahead of its time, but no one wanted to drive it. The driving experience was more like that of a flat sports car.