So i have decided to invest in a bug out vehicle and after lots of research i have narrowed it down to a diesel station wagon made between 1975 and 1985. I like these because they are generally more affordable cause lets face it...nobody want them, and for fuel efficiency, gas tank size, EMP...

railroads usually avoid grades steeper than 3 %,, and yet take reasonably direct routes .... there is little surface friction to waste your energy,,, this one is a pumper , but I would prefer a pedal version

Hey dear colleagues, We would like to know what is your favorite vehicle AFTER a disaster happen: What car, truck, quad, motorbike, bicycle or solar invention do you think will help you to survive in a post apocalyptic world? Which mean of transportation can be used regarding resources...

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http://www.martinjetpack.com/technical-information.aspx A hefty, but reasonable price tag of $100,000 Legally a Ultralight, no license required. Hover above ground effect 8000 ft Range 31.5 miles (at max speed of 63 mph) The range is based upon the small fuel tank (as required by...

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It will survive an EMP and fit in your trunk. How's that for a backup ride. Just in case your bug out involves parachuting your okay there as well. Find out more http://www.militarybikes.com/products.html What do you think?

I have been thinking about upgrading my B.O.V. and was wondering what would be best. I am considering a pair of dual purpose bikes for my wife and I or possibly a sand rail type vehicle. The sand rail can be made into a street legal vehicle, is light enough to drag just about anywhere and is...