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Disregard my photo, my phone is stupid and I am inebriated

I am more then excited to assist you with this wake up thread. I introduce you to my M813A1 RhinoTAC! Fully armored rated to withstand .50cal API. The troop carrier holds 21 personnel with it's own diesel genny, A/C and heat. Totally armored cab, engine compartment, fuel tank, battery box...

All 6 wheels are aluminium

Negative hand throttle is on the far left

That's not a heater you see. That's fresh cold AC brotha! :smile:

What does this knob do?

No it doesnt thank god!

Its naturally aspirated. No turbo at all. But she pulls good

It drives pretty darn good. Once I figured out the manual tranny and when to shift it drives good. Only downside is when I encounter hills it tends to be sluggish due to all the added weight. But for a naturally aspirated engine it can do 60mph with minimal sway

I have found them for $250 with 90% tread on Army6x6. They wont be run flats but still a good price. I'm sure shipping is just as much

as far as I know its the small cam 855 cummins. How would I tell if it is a big cam?

Depends, it's usually rolling weight is about 42,000 but sometimes gets around 50,000

No it was not Built By Bullet Motorsports. It was built by Armour Group International who specializes in armored vehicles.

Bought me a 1 of a kind M813A1 that was modified as an armored troop carrier. Its armor package is NIJ level 7 which is equivalent to stopping 50cal and small explosives. I bought it last year out of Fort Lauderdale and had it shipped to Texas. So here I am on steel soldiers, figured I should...