Did any of you watch "Damnation Alley?"
 

Someone randomly shared a GIF of this articulated 12-wheeled military-looking vehicle and I thought of all of the times we talk about making semis and other trailers more aerodynamic.
I think that it is funny that it looked armored, but the middle was spandex or something.
Imgur post: https://imgur.com/gallery/fallout-winnebago-LqKe2sa
Article: https://www.autoevolution.com/news/t...op-209149.html

Anybody watch Fallout? By some stroke of chance, I've never played any of the games. The show has some interest though.

Not lately. :)

But I did look at the links. "...it came from a 1974 931-cubic-inch, 6.4-liter Ford engine mated to an Allison transmission..." Something doesn't add up. It's amazing that Dean Jeffries built it in 3 months. I think it was supposed to lock the Tristars so it was running on only four wheels.

I liked the Ark II (1976), it carried a parasite vehicle based on the Brubaker Box:

https://blog.consumerguide.com/wp-co...3.56.51-PM.png
http://blog.consumerguide.com/kids-show-cars/

Closest you might come today is the Sherp:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b9/d4...59ba6a5e82.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b9/d4/b3/b9d4b30a3c4fd32dce755959ba6a5e82.jpg

Coincidentally, Just A Car Guy showed this movie car ( from Prometheus (2012)) today:

https://blogger.googleusercontent.co...1-1024x576.jpg

Phone calculator says 931 cubic inches is 15.25 liters

When I graduate, should I celebrate with moon disk with tabs like those?

Why wait?

Make them out of Scotchbrite pads or cut from rubber matting.