Showing posts with label Ford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ford. Show all posts

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Crazy Ford

Damn!!!!
Just saw this crazy ass Ford Raptor. I want one!!!!!!!!!
If I will ever get a pickup, this will be it!
If it was Iceland 2008 but not Iceland 2009, I would already have one :)

2010 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor Specifications
Drivetrain
SuspensionFox Racing Shox-developed dedicated off-road suspension, 13.4 inches of usable travel in the rear suspension and 11.2 in the front
LayoutFront Engine, 4WD
TransmissionElectronically Adjustable 5 Speed Automatic With Dedicated Off-Road Gear Mapping Setting
Engine
Engine TypeSVT-Tuned Ford Triton V-8
Horsepower320 bhp
Torque390 lb-ft.
Exterior
Body Type2 Door, 4 Seat Performance Truck
Track (in., front/rear)Widened More Than 7 inches Over Base F-150
LightingRaptor-specific exterior fog and marker lamps






Friday, June 19, 2009

Hummer - the icelandic version


Hummer H1


Here is a Hummer in the icelandic version, this is very 2007 and I would think that this Hummer has not been to the mountains as often as you would think by the looks af it :)
Well that is just my thought. Mayby this Hummer is "all the time" in the mountains and driving on glaciers. The thing is that so many of those modified cars where a little bit "more to show" than actually go. But now is iceland 2009 and in iceland 2009 cars will be smaller and older.
And first I have started talking about trucks on huge tires..... here are some more icelandic versions of trucks. These trucks all have in common having special wheels with Maglock.
That makes sure that the huge tire will stay on the wheel even though it has been deflated to only few psi to make the cars flow better in snow.
Check it out on www.felgur.is


Nissan Patrol on 44" tires

Toyota LandCruiser on 44" tires

Here are some nice Land Rover Defenders on 44"

Toyota Tacoma on 38" tires

Ford F350 on 46" tires


This is a car made by Icecool - they are leading in modifying
big trucks and set a World record driving on the Antarctica
This is a must see webpage for all truck lovers


Ford F350 on 46" tires

Ford Excursion on 46" tires

And another Excursion on 46" for a rescueteam.