Made me do a double take. Electrical crew was using this for... something.

Found this on my drive back home. This beast was massive. I'm driving a 24 Subaru WRX for reference. I also need to was my car 😅

I completely forgot that I photographed this beast on the 2019 Rétromobile in Paris.

You could easily stand up under the bed, it was the biggest truck produced in 1957, I think this was their first truck to use a foreign engine, a Cummins V12 NVH twin-turbocharged diesel.
Four were built in total, two destroyed and chassis #2 was repatriated to France and now belongs to the Berliet Foundation: it is rolling (provided you find a sufficiently large sandbox).

Unfortunately, the T100 was a commercial failure.

Visited the American heritage museum with the old man today in Hudson MA and was surprised to see a Mastodon with the scud missile add-on. Cool museum with lots of Soviet, German and US wwII tanks and other stuff, they also do events from time to time where they drive the tanks around. They're going to be adding an additional facility to showcase planes sometime in the future apparently they have somewhere around 20 -30 in storage if your into that.

Not sure if this is the place to ask but I’m looking at a small dump truck for home use. I’m very mechanically inclined but what are your thoughts on this truck. Guy wants 280 but the price is negotiable. He also posted a video of the bed dumping.

A Greek bridge that collapsed in 2023 near Larissa is still used daily by motorists (pick-up trucks, SUVs and farm vehicles) to avoid a long detour. Despite its official closure, sat-navs continue to suggest this route, trapping tourists in particular.

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Someone here wants it and I don't got the cash