это просто чудо, я такаго ни когда в жизни себе представить не мог. Спасибо , что есть на земле чудо разработчики и низкий поклон вам. не останавливайтесь, творите чудеса .
When I think about original SUVs. I remember a story an elderly customer of ours told about her father's 1927 flint and how they would drive all over Australia, and how her dad once turned it into a truck to cart sandstone blocks and built his house, then stuck the body back on and off they went again round the country. She still had the flint, and we rebuilt the engine and got it going so she could take one last drive on her 90th birthday. That was a good day.
Jeep Wagoneer and International Travelall. I was 15 and I was riding with my Aunt and she had a front tire blow out and I was definitely impressed on how she kept the old International on the road.
I love it. The #10 Jeep has "a rust proof coating", but then they mounted SmittyBuilt armor fenders that rust like crazy. Does anyone buy into these things?
Living down here in swampy south florida and being an avid 4x4 enthusiast ide have to say the nest vehicle for this region would be the Russian Aton impulse with it balloon tires and it's short wheel base it would do well even with its weigh of 4600lbs. The water jet Propulsion would be ideal in the swarms provided they allowed for particles not getting into the engine system. I for one would love to see how it would handle our wet season in one of our favorite off road destinations know as the JW Corbett reserve that I happen to know its trails very well I most stock off road vehicles have no chance making it through on their own. We run the trails with at least three trucks at a time where 44" up to RI tractor tires have issues. I run 54".military tires and get stuck often.
Awesome piece! I would take exception with your #2 choice though. All the others were rough, tuff, solid vehicles. Then you toss in what amounts to a 4wd RV?? That smacks of product placement.
I might buy them all if you are willing to offer atleast 75% discount on it, going by the current situation of misery, hostility and recession in economy they might not be many rich people left to buy these awesome vehicles.
I have a suggestion. In addition to shirts, you should put thumbnails of the vehicles above, and let us click on them to vote for our favorites. Oh, and yes, MANY of these were favorites. :)
The first commercially produced SUV was the Willys Wagon Fourwheel drive designed by Brook Stevens who went on to design the other vehicles such as the Gladiator and J Series.
I'd have to have the gurka if had the assets to buy one. Drove and rode in the military model in combat. That vehicle saved my life more than once. Even took a hit from a rpg and we all had bruises and scrapes and drove it away. Lol
The one grill facing us is a 1963 Jeep Wagoneer, not sure but the one on the right could be a Land Rover from the same time period. However in 1933 Chevrolet introduced us to the Suburban and by the end of W.W. 2 the Willys Jeep was proud to offer the 1946 Jeep Station wagon. So if these are indeed both circa 1960 they are about 20 years too late! Please let me know what the one on the right is and thanks for another great video!
Of all the bodies I saw here, I liked the one at 14:29 best! Perfectly built with great looking headlights and nice curves. Hard to beat compared to all the other ones! .
International Harvester Travelall (on the right) was first introduced in '53 but 4-wheel drive and the 3rd curb door was added in '56 as seen in your picture. Now the Jeep Wagoneer you have in the split picture was introduced 5 years later, but what you're not giving credit to is the '61 International Scout, the '48 Land Rover Series 1, or the '51 Toyota Land Cruiser.
1:45 "1000 pound winch" Might need a few snatch blocks with that one! ;-) 3:36 The Rezvani Tank is based on a Wrangler??? Looks to me a lot like a Toy FJ hiding in there.
To get a 600 mile plus range from 2.0 liter diesel it must have a 30 gallon tank or larger. My VW TDI Sportwagen has the same (or similar) 2.0 liter turbo diesel and I get 40 plus miles per gallon, but with only a 13 gallon tank I usually get just shy of 500 miles per tank if I drive conservatively, 450 miles if I had lead foot. I think the Aton is the most unique and actually capable vehicle in this group but sadly under-powered. The ballon tires are great for anything off-road where you naturally limit your speed anyway, but I'd prefer the 3.0 liter TDI engine that Volkswagen and Audi use in their production SUV's and trucks (which they don't sell in the USA). That size diesel plant would put out the torque that is more appropriate for the Aton Viking's size and curb weight.
We're at a point where we don't need to tame the wild frontier any more than it's already been tamed. We need to get off our butts and onto our feet or just leave "the frontier" as it is. We don't need to drive everywhere we go. A big part of the use of vehicles like these is that they're used on public lands and their use on private lands is destructive enough.
An all terrain vehicle should be able to climb the natural angle of repose or cross a ravine with berry bushes or sage brush. It should also be able to crawl through willows, tamarack or young trees to cross a shallow creek that may have a beaver dam filled with silt. A good test is to drive into a gravel plant and with the permission of the owner, climb the pile of 3/4 minus (the natural angle of repose) Mobility and tractability is all about support and engagement. Iguana Technology since 1991 has the answers. Iguana
9:00 Late 60s Jeep Wagoneer and mid 60s International Harvester Travelall. Early Chevy Carryall and Suburbans predate both of these to the 1930s and are arguably the first SUVs.
There you are! Where you guys been? Good to see you back! I’d adapt every single one you showed in one way or another! Not a one here stands out this time booooo. I enjoy all your hard work anyway, if nothing else I DO get a good laugh at every video! Still, my bucket list: sit at the table reviewing all with the entire staff!!! I’ll bring brownies and blondies you brew the coffee 😝❤️👏👏👏❤️comment back with your question, I KNOW you wanna know what’s a blondie !!! Fricken autocorrect want to turn blondie into bloodie *#€^%#!!!
My two cents of NU-SENSE is the old chestnut"maybe. when i win the lotto"but even then it wouldn't be one of the behemoth paranoia TANKS!,but the great looking and speckled Jeep wranglers. But why buy customised when a Bowler O/R racer comes born that way,they definitely are Interesting beasts tho so as par usual Minds eye delivers...Thanks Mr R.
If they're available we included them in the video description. We put them there so we can change them in the future if needed. If the prices aren't there then they weren't available at the time the video was posted. For your convenience the websites are also in the description if you want to know more.
FYI some of the best off road or ATV'S out there come from the emergency disaster response field. These include 6×6's duce &1/2's and modified 4×4 vehicles. They are utilterian by nature and would out pace pretty much every vehicle on this list. Their also alot cheaper as well as having the added bonus of better gas mileage and durability. Companies such as Banks Hennessy GM Ford and CHRYSLER via their Dodge brand Toyota and Nissan make them. Aswell as several others if your in the market for such a vehicle but don't want to put up a hundred grand or more look in to the emergency vehicle divisions and be ready to be amazed at what is available for your off road or ATV pleasure at a fraction of the cost of the vehicles on this list.
@@reacher6874 if so I would concentrate on those that respond to natural/ man made disasters. I currently work in this field and our fleet of vehicles are very specific to the disasters we respond to and their location globally. We use everything from small to medium size pick-ups SUV's and minivans for some European urban environments do to their smaller streets in some areas to full size pick-ups SUV's 6×6s Topkicks or international gnx's for equipment relocation and support for SAR and infrastructure support/ medical aide in main thoroughfares and extended wildfire/earthquake/adverse weather responses. It's much the same with almost every other company or government agency that responds.
The only one I would ever consider buying is a Land Rover like that Defender as it's so much more practical, cheaper to run, plus it's not black & going to turn into an oven during our Aussie Summer!
это просто чудо, я такаго ни когда в жизни себе представить не мог. Спасибо , что есть на земле чудо разработчики и низкий поклон вам. не останавливайтесь, творите чудеса .
When I think about original SUVs. I remember a story an elderly customer of ours told about her father's 1927 flint and how they would drive all over Australia, and how her dad once turned it into a truck to cart sandstone blocks and built his house, then stuck the body back on and off they went again round the country. She still had the flint, and we rebuilt the engine and got it going so she could take one last drive on her 90th birthday. That was a good day.
That’s a pretty Awesome story man congrats on rebuilding the engine I’m sure you took her full circle with that one...nice job
Rezvani Tank is the BEST one on this list... if I could pick ANY of them and get it for free - I'd pick the Rezvani.
Jeep Wagoneer and International Travelall. I was 15 and I was riding with my Aunt and she had a front tire blow out and I was definitely impressed on how she kept the old International on the road.
Number 1 is totally awesome
Aton... Hands down! I've checked their stuff just few years ago & it seems their not stopping the innovation!!!
Hii
Russian engineering :3
140 hp?!?
I loved the #9 with the anti bear cage added. Thanks for sharing Minds Eye.
Thanks for watching!
You make nice videos man I love your videos
Completely awesome stuff ✓
That Jeep metal jacket edition converted into a hemp oil runner, would be fyah
I love it. The #10 Jeep has "a rust proof coating", but then they mounted SmittyBuilt armor fenders that rust like crazy. Does anyone buy into these things?
I like that first Jeep. Better than a cyber truck to me
Great work again!!!!!You guys are special!!!!
Living down here in swampy south florida and being an avid 4x4 enthusiast ide have to say the nest vehicle for this region would be the Russian Aton impulse with it balloon tires and it's short wheel base it would do well even with its weigh of 4600lbs. The water jet Propulsion would be ideal in the swarms provided they allowed for particles not getting into the engine system. I for one would love to see how it would handle our wet season in one of our favorite off road destinations know as the JW Corbett reserve that I happen to know its trails very well I most stock off road vehicles have no chance making it through on their own. We run the trails with at least three trucks at a time where 44" up to RI tractor tires have issues. I run 54".military tires and get stuck often.
All the Russia extreme 4x4s have small engines for some reason, 2l being common.
Thank I like the most fasho 👍👍
Great video
Bloody aggressive off road trucks
Great job on the video
Nice
Great vid, diggn the content and multiple US based companies, THANKS!
Awesome!!
LOVED THIS VIDEO !A LOT OF OPTIONS,,, WORTH A LOOK
Awesome piece! I would take exception with your #2 choice though. All the others were rough, tuff, solid vehicles. Then you toss in what amounts to a 4wd RV?? That smacks of product placement.
I might buy them all if you are willing to offer atleast 75% discount on it, going by the current situation of misery, hostility and recession in economy they might not be many rich people left to buy these awesome vehicles.
#6!!!
Well done video! Explains a lot and good grafics
Much appreciated!
The last one is my favourite one and what about zaroon sandracer😏
I have a suggestion. In addition to shirts, you should put thumbnails of the vehicles above, and let us click on them to vote for our favorites. Oh, and yes, MANY of these were favorites. :)
I wish I could that's an excellent idea.
Yes i want
Super
The one i like is the 6x6. that jeep is awesome.
'Inferno'
I'm from Trinidad and Tobago and love those vehicles
I love them all it’s pretty fascinating what you guys find love watching the channel keep up the good work👍👍👍
The first commercially produced SUV was the Willys Wagon Fourwheel drive designed by Brook Stevens who went on to design the other vehicles such as the Gladiator and J Series.
I'd have to have the gurka if had the assets to buy one. Drove and rode in the military model in combat. That vehicle saved my life more than once.
Even took a hit from a rpg and we all had bruises and scrapes and drove it away. Lol
I love all of the cars
I've wanted a Rezvani from day one. _IF_ they would be willing to build it around a diesel (either supercharged or twin-turbo).
This video make me want to be Canadian.
awesome!
The one grill facing us is a 1963 Jeep Wagoneer, not sure but the one on the right could be a Land Rover from the same time period. However in 1933 Chevrolet introduced us to the Suburban and by the end of W.W. 2 the Willys Jeep was proud to offer the 1946 Jeep Station wagon. So if these are indeed both circa 1960 they are about 20 years too late! Please let me know what the one on the right is and thanks for another great video!
Real Reacher MED thanks love the videos! Look forward to seeing more!
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If id get any itd be the Rezvani tank
The vehicles that started it all; Jeep Wagoneer and an International or Cornbinder Traveler. Ez. Great video, thank you. I want Aton, with more power!
Pure magic
That car in the thumbnail I saw that at the LA AUTO SHOW 2018
Oh yes, I need one don't matter witch one they wanna give me to play around with.
I'm just here for the satisfying suspension.
I want a Terradyne Gurkha in black, please!
Yes one that swims
Of all the bodies I saw here, I liked the one at 14:29 best! Perfectly built with great looking headlights and nice curves. Hard to beat compared to all the other ones!
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Number 4 the best
International Harvester Travelall (on the right) was first introduced in '53 but 4-wheel drive and the 3rd curb door was added in '56 as seen in your picture. Now the Jeep Wagoneer you have in the split picture was introduced 5 years later, but what you're not giving credit to is the '61 International Scout, the '48 Land Rover Series 1, or the '51 Toyota Land Cruiser.
Would I consider buy any of these vehicles? Heck Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh
After watching this, the deep lizard primal stem of my brain got a chubby....🤤🤤🤤😂😂😂😂🥓🥓🥓😜🤪😜🤪😜 very Cool Video. Thanks for sharing.
I'm still gonna wait for the civilian version of the JLTV
Military and police cars, we appreciated your effort
Wouahhh...superbes autos ! 👀👍😎
I'm surprised you didn't show the Rivian!
Pretty sure that was in the video posted a few days before this one.
What good is body armor if the tires are shot out ? But awesome still
Hello David Kosach, thank you for watching!
1:45 "1000 pound winch" Might need a few snatch blocks with that one! ;-)
3:36 The Rezvani Tank is based on a Wrangler??? Looks to me a lot like a Toy FJ hiding in there.
More like a Toyota FJ and a Jeep Wrangler had a child.
Make the number 2
I like number one and I would take it as far as it would take me
Watch at x1.25 speed trust me
Aton impulse Viking is Awesome. To bad it only goes 55.
To get a 600 mile plus range from 2.0 liter diesel it must have a 30 gallon tank or larger. My VW TDI Sportwagen has the same (or similar) 2.0 liter turbo diesel and I get 40 plus miles per gallon, but with only a 13 gallon tank I usually get just shy of 500 miles per tank if I drive conservatively, 450 miles if I had lead foot. I think the Aton is the most unique and actually capable vehicle in this group but sadly under-powered. The ballon tires are great for anything off-road where you naturally limit your speed anyway, but I'd prefer the 3.0 liter TDI engine that Volkswagen and Audi use in their production SUV's and trucks (which they don't sell in the USA). That size diesel plant would put out the torque that is more appropriate for the Aton Viking's size and curb weight.
The Aton Impulse Viking should be street legal in the USA right?
anyone else think that "rezvani" joint looked like the current generation fj cruiser?
It's a JEEP JK Wrangler covered in plastic.
crazy
ゴゴゴゴ
Wow....
Aton Impulse Viking 29031 is NOT 200,000$. It stats at 3,300,000 rubles, whis is about 28,000$
They're all gorgeous. I'd want any or all of them
What is the name of the #1 Vehicle?
Would the Russian *Aton Impulse,* even qualify to be *street legal,* in the United States?
We're at a point where we don't need to tame the wild frontier any more than it's already been tamed. We need to get off our butts and onto our feet or just leave "the frontier" as it is. We don't need to drive everywhere we go. A big part of the use of vehicles like these is that they're used on public lands and their use on private lands is destructive enough.
I would like something that could handle northern Alaska wilderness at -80 temperatures and handle rolling down a mountain.
An all terrain vehicle should be able to climb the natural angle of repose or cross a ravine with berry bushes or sage brush. It should also be able to crawl through willows, tamarack or young trees to cross a shallow creek that may have a beaver dam filled with silt.
A good test is to drive into a gravel plant and with the permission of the owner, climb the pile of 3/4 minus (the natural angle of repose) Mobility and tractability is all about support and engagement. Iguana Technology since 1991 has the answers.
Iguana
Jeep wagoneers is what they kinda look 👀 like
9:00 Late 60s Jeep Wagoneer and mid 60s International Harvester Travelall.
Early Chevy Carryall and Suburbans predate both of these to the 1930s and are arguably the first SUVs.
As long as you do not have far to drive. Instead of mpg it is gpm.
Full Metal Jeep and Karlmann King Suv
13:52 WTF LOL I can only afford the toy model replica from the AUTO SHOW.
One of the safest countries in the world (Canada) builds luxury armored vehicles for some of the most dangerous places in the world.
#4 #9 are the best in my opinion
Oh my Goodness
There you are! Where you guys been? Good to see you back! I’d adapt every single one you showed in one way or another! Not a one here stands out this time booooo. I enjoy all your hard work anyway, if nothing else I DO get a good laugh at every video! Still, my bucket list: sit at the table reviewing all with the entire staff!!! I’ll bring brownies and blondies you brew the coffee 😝❤️👏👏👏❤️comment back with your question, I KNOW you wanna know what’s a blondie !!! Fricken autocorrect want to turn blondie into bloodie *#€^%#!!!
The last one looked amazing if I was rich I would get that last one in a 2 tone color Olive green and Navy Blue
My two cents of NU-SENSE is the old chestnut"maybe. when i win the lotto"but even then it wouldn't be one of the behemoth paranoia TANKS!,but the great looking and speckled Jeep wranglers. But why buy customised when a Bowler O/R racer comes born that way,they definitely are Interesting beasts tho so as par usual Minds eye delivers...Thanks Mr R.
Why don't you put the prices for these vehicles?
If they're available we included them in the video description. We put them there so we can change them in the future if needed. If the prices aren't there then they weren't available at the time the video was posted. For your convenience the websites are also in the description if you want to know more.
FYI some of the best off road or ATV'S out there come from the emergency disaster response field. These include 6×6's duce &1/2's and modified 4×4 vehicles. They are utilterian by nature and would out pace pretty much every vehicle on this list. Their also alot cheaper as well as having the added bonus of better gas mileage and durability. Companies such as Banks Hennessy GM Ford and CHRYSLER via their Dodge brand Toyota and Nissan make them. Aswell as several others if your in the market for such a vehicle but don't want to put up a hundred grand or more look in to the emergency vehicle divisions and be ready to be amazed at what is available for your off road or ATV pleasure at a fraction of the cost of the vehicles on this list.
@@reacher6874 if so I would concentrate on those that respond to natural/ man made disasters. I currently work in this field and our fleet of vehicles are very specific to the disasters we respond to and their location globally. We use everything from small to medium size pick-ups SUV's and minivans for some European urban environments do to their smaller streets in some areas to full size pick-ups SUV's 6×6s Topkicks or international gnx's for equipment relocation and support for SAR and infrastructure support/ medical aide in main thoroughfares and extended wildfire/earthquake/adverse weather responses. It's much the same with almost every other company or government agency that responds.
If you're wealthy, these are perfect "bugout" trucks...they'll get you to the country house in safety and comfort when the balloon goes up...
Seems the Jeep Wrangler makes a base for many on the list, I just wish Chrysler as well as these custom builders would dump that weak 3.6L V6.
Real Reacher MED: most likely Reacher. Keep the videos coming
I wouldn't pay $120k for a Jeep with anything Smitybilt on it. There is a reason it is commonly referred to as Shittybilt.
You need to show the electrical competition.
Numbers 87542 & 1 because they look cool
there are some items from all of them id like to put into one overland 4runner
Круто😁👍
3:54 Awesome truck but flag is on backwards 😔
Rezvani
2020, instead of videos we get more photos and slideshows, boring..
I like the land to water vehicles.
They ate all rated for your favorite Mexican camping vacation...
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I'm not paying $120k for a Jeep with a factory V6. It better have a Hemi or a badass diesel engine for that outrageous price tag.
The only one I would ever consider buying is a Land Rover like that Defender as it's so much more practical, cheaper to run, plus it's not black & going to turn into an oven during our Aussie Summer!