M1070 off road camper bug out C&C Equipment 812-336-2894 ccsurplus.com

it's a camera, not a paint sprayer

nice to see the videographer from the blair witch project found some work.

Being prior service, I’m amazed at how clean this vehicle is. I’ve seen vehicles fresh of the assembly line not this clean.

If you want to impart visual information, use stills. If you want to impart motion sickness, keep doing what you're doing.

I drove them in the Army. 45 MPH downhill with a tailwind at 2.4 MPG running empty bobtail. Turning radius of a battleship and you can hear it coming five miles away.

Here after I found out that Derry Longhorn from Snowrunner are Oshkosh trucks in real life. What a monster and nice close up.

IF you are a trained heavy equip mechanic, have been trained by the military in the maintenance of this vehicle, have access to the US military parts logistics system, know of an unlimited fuel source that will remain available after SHTF, and have the firearms capability to defend against the attention you will attract, this is the bug out vehicle for you.

4.5 mpg! You ain't bugging out very far.

Nice contents but your video camera skills need a lot of improvement.

Hard to watch because of the constant movement but a cool truck. Thanks

the narrow lens camera is giving me a head ache

Please pan faster and focus softer I almost made sense of some of the instruments in the cab. No more caffeine for you.

I think most comments are neglecting to realise - if you have the money to afford a NBC outfitted vehicle like this, you also have the money to fully outfit a bunker in similar fashion on remote property. this isn't so you can cruise around the countryside, this is to drive like a bat out of hell in a b line for your actual bunker in a one way trip. so what does the person who buys this care about a few hundred measly dollars in fuel, they probably have a garage full of super cars in their mansion anyways. the only part of the build I question is the air suspension - but there's probably some rubber spacers to keep it from fully bottoming out if there's pressure loss I'd guess.

Looks brand new, great build!

That's in great condition. Wish I had the $$ to spend when it went up for sale.

A lot of comments about the speed of the cameraman. May I suggest go to settings on the screen, click playback speed and click .75 or .5. Much better.

Love to pull into a RV camp ground with one of these!

I love military vehicles, always easy to work on.

Looks like there's plenty of room in the back for the forklift you'd need to change a flat tire. I'll take two, please!

9 gallons of gas were used in the making of this video. RIP exploding dinosaurs.