The Wothahellizat: Winnegabos weep in its presence
We hereby nominate the Wothahellizat built by Australian photographer Rob Gray as the Most Bitchin Thing on Wheels for 2006. Being a nature photographer, Gray and his wife, Chris, often spend long stretches of time out in the Australian wilderness and needed a vehicle that would be part condo, part off-roader, no compromises. The couple is able to spend months at a time out in the field with the 6x6 Wothahellizat thanks to a list of features that's too long to list.
Some of the highlights include an over-cab bedroom with hydraulically operated roof, a self-supporting deck that folds into the back, a "garage" large enough for two mountain bikes, eight roof-mounted solar panels, a real toilet, and anything else you would expect in a regular motor costing somewhere in the six-figure range. If you're in the market, Gray is willing to part with the Wothahellizat for around USD $250,000, which isn't unreasonable.
For more information on the Wothahellizat visit its website, and check out a full gallery of pics and a complete spec list after the jump courtesy of Rob Gray.
[Source: RobGray.com]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
AutoFan 3:33PM (7/23/2006)
Love the name.
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Buster Hymen 3:43PM (7/23/2006)
What's the gas mileage?
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Conor 4:00PM (7/23/2006)
Why doesn't some company buy it and the rights and produce it? All those rich hummer owning atheletes would go bananas over a truck this big!!
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BAMF 2:20AM (5/03/2008)
imagine the rims you could fit on it
Bob_Ericson 4:09PM (7/23/2006)
What US trucks would be good candidates for such a project? I've never been a huge fan of outdoorsey stuff, but this is something I could consider!
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Chris aka Speedy 4:49PM (7/23/2006)
but can it float in the amazon and survive a drop from the waterfall like the one from The Wild Thornberries, or come with a talking monkey hmm??????
...really 250k is very reasonable considering this thing could drive right over that 1 million dollar Bugatti Veyron and the garage its inside.
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Tyler 5:43PM (7/23/2006)
#3, This is easily out of the weight range of a class D..
But it would toad-ally rock for muddin!
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The JimP 6:08PM (7/23/2006)
#2: "What's the gas mileage?"
They gave a range of @1300 miles on the 133gal tank... That's roughly 9.7744360902255639097744360902256 mpg.
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PJ 6:09PM (7/23/2006)
Perfect for those long commutes to the Thunderdome...
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jon 7:05PM (7/23/2006)
From the outside it looks like the landcrawler that the Jawas from Star Wars lived in (especially in the dusky desert shots).
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RB 8:36PM (7/23/2006)
Someone already produces and sells huge off road campers, which likely inspired this homemade version. Check out Unicat at http://www.unicat.net/
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John 10:11PM (7/23/2006)
That's tiny. Check this one out.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1330723165934334169
Fastforward to 12:50.
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Galley 8:25AM (7/24/2006)
That's tiny. Check this one out.
Now THAT'S a truck! ;-)
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Ken 8:49AM (7/24/2006)
I'm sure you meant "Winnebagos".
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jc 12:59PM (7/24/2006)
What's the name of a Raffle in a jewish deli? ans;Winnebago!
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Brent 3:52PM (5/08/2007)
The 600 litre diesel tank is close to 133 IMPERIAL gallons, but Google says 600 liters = 158.503231 US gallons. The range of 2100 km = 1,304.8795 miles. For US gallons, that gives a mpg rate of "roughly" 8.2325104148823313261040085674973.
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Brent 9:40AM (7/26/2006)
More important than the gas mileage, though: for two people the storage capacities of 60 bottles of beer for one month of food = one bottle of beer per person per day. This indicates they really haven't planned the vehicle very well.
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