Military truck for overlanding! 📸: @startupslick #adventure #6x6

[laxbeastmode]

Bro cruising around Tatooine looking for Droid parts 💀

[andreixrt]

Like my dad used to say, buying it is the cheapest part of ownership

[rickdorantes]

If you have any mechanical problems, just drive it to your nearest Oshkosh dealer or your local auto parts store.

[evergreen]

The first truck you rob in a zombie apocalypse type event. With its 5000 gallon tank. It’s like robbing a gas station!

[itshakimjr]

For those who don't know, it's runs in everything, even if you spit in the gas tank it will give you decent range .

[RR-uskp]

Seriously? Just 18k for an Oshkosh?
Man I'm so jealous

[majormanfredrex]

My buddy and his family bought a surplus mobile field hospital unit and turned it into a moving mansion. With the whole family working on it in their spare time, it only took five weeks.DC

[therealgaragegirls]

Each fill-up costs the same as the build. 😂🤣

[NinjaPenguinCossack]

Don’t forget to read the 2, 138 page maintenance manual

[Weirdo_on_yt]

Front suspension is rock solid it's not absorbing anything

[clintonclosson]

"But what did your fuel cost?"
"Everything."

[Donald-qbl]

There's a man trying to break into our car and we can't find the ignition switch to drive away.

[davidfowler]

Goldeneye N64, never forget it christmas morning in the 90s and for the rest of the following year

[aaaaa-pi]

bro out here planning heists in the middle of the desert

[ChloeMiller-iosn]

Such a perfect vehicle during a zombie apocalypse 😂😂❤️I’m so hooked on these

[kierancasey]

Cost to run for a year “ cost of a Camry”

[danieldyman]

Thats actually the cost to get one of the tires changed

[chadduplantis]

I remember when I was with crash, fire and rescue and we got three of those stuck in the national forest helping put out wild fires. They are a beast but when it gets stuck boy are you in trouble.

[carterhogan]

Okay that actually looks really really cool 😍

[Burn_pits]

I knew so many guys when I was in the military that did this. If you were single and wanted to go experience life first, then have a family, most of the guys went and did this. I was single all the way into my 30s. I did it, in fact, one of my buddies had a deuce and a half, he converted into an awesome self-contained motorhome. You could go from cab to quarters by just turning around. It looked a lot like those Antarctic Russian machines. My other buddy did the PLS and one of my other friends got a hold of one of the command center trailers and converted it. His was so cool because the PLS could drop it and he could take the rig to go do whatever and it had enough room on the back of it to have his little fiat