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mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

1 EX63-HDM 6x6 Truck

Looking from the outside, this vehicle looks like a garbage truck.
You wouldn't imagine how luxurious they are until you step a foot on it.
This fancy truck is especially made by the German company Unicat

mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

2 Dekotora

The Dekotora, an abbreviation for
"Decoration Truck", is a kind of loudly decorated
truck most commonly
found in Japan and the Philippines. Dekotora
commonly have neon or ultraviolet lights, extravagant paints, and shiny stainless or golden exterior parts.
These decorations can be found on both the cab and the trailer, and not only on the
exterior but also in the interior. Dekotora may be created by workers out of
their work trucks for fun, or they may be designed by hobbyists for special events.

mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

3 The Sauna Truck

Many Russians like sauna or “banya” as it's being called in Russia.
They don't imagine their next weekend without a visit to such a place together with their friends. This big demand for
saunas in Russia has generated the creation of such a strange device as “The Mobile Sauna”. A four wheel drive truck equipped as a sauna. It can take you deep inside the Russian woods and
you would have your sauna there. Sauna lovers say that there is nothing in the world like jumping right from the hot
sauna into the cool waters of a forest lake in some place hundred of miles away from civilization

mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

4 Iron Wolf Truck

This weird truck was spotted in Russia. Made by
a group of Moscow bikers,
the vehicle was called “Iron Wolf”.
It looks like just stepped out the Mad Max movie and it can be met on roads of Russia every day, it's not from some art gallery

mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

5 Decorative Pakistani Trucks

Even though truck art isn't unique to
Pakistan anymore, nowhere else in the world is
the practice so pervasive. In a country where the per capita income
is barely north of $2,000, it is surprising to
see fleet owners (the trucks aren't owner-operated) spend $3,000-$5,000 per truck for structural modifications that convert these gas-guzzling, smoke-spewing,
road-dominating monstruosities into beautiful moving
canvases covered in poetry, folk tales, and ‘…religious, sentimental
and emotional worldviews of the individuals employed in the truck industry,' making it one of the biggest forms
of representational
art in the country

mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

6 Liebherr T 282B: Largest on Earth

Liebherr, a heavy equipment manufacturer in Germany,
are designers of the largest earth-hauling
truck in the world, the T 282B. It weighs 203
tons empty, has a maximum
operating weight of 592 tons, and can carry
365 tons. This beast of a truck will set you back around $3.5 million, but CD-player
and air-con are optional

crazybuddy · Jan 23, 2015

Euro Truck එකේ නේහ් යකෝ මරු ට්‍රක් තියෙන්නෙ.. ඔව්වා ඊයා.. :growl:

mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

7 Rotel: The Hotel Truck

This German creation, called the Rotel, or Das Rollende Hotel
(the Rolling Hotel),
is a mobile hotel in the form of a truck. I imagine
it is like a mobile home, except that you're
sharing it with a lot more people

mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

8 Colani's Concept Truck

These awesome trucks have been made on
a Mercedes platform and are the sexiest
trucks on the planet. A Swiss-German industrial
designer named Luigi Colani has crafted them

mAjIc hAt · Jan 23, 2015

9 Big Rig Jig

Made of two 18-wheeler discarded tanker trucks,
the Big Rig Jig was designed by artist Mike Ross. The work serves both as a sculpture and an architectural space:
visitors may enter the lower truck, climb through the tankers, and emerge through a portal at the top. The rear axles
of the upper tanker serve as a
viewing platform, forty-two feet in the air