:doubletake:

 

Thats just goofy.. but awesome goofy.

WOW. someone put alot of work into making that 2 door (unless it's fake...)

Humm theres something. Pretty cool, I'd have a wagon and then that for my truck.

Looks like an EA82 and a Brat got into a fight.

awww thats sooo sweet haha:banana:

That was posted several years ago - no one could ever determine it's validity. Of dubious actual use IMO as the load capacity of the EA82 suspension could only handle yard debris and possibly small amounts of barkdust or something.

 

Neat idea, but impractical other than for a very specific task for which it was built as a one off (assuming it was built at all).

 

GD

Space Shuttle meets EA82

 

That's not a dump bed. It's a entry hatch.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

thats kool thoe

Holy crap! And I thought I was cool converting my PICKUP to a dump-bed ...

 

WOW!!!

 

(edit) And I don'r wanna be a Poo-Pooer, but I'm kinda dubious, tho ... what does that piston push on? ... seems like it'd have to have a sizzor set-up to make the clearances ...but I dunno ...

 

McBrat - that for real?

 

McBrat - that for real?

 

 

No Idea.

That was posted several years ago - no one could ever determine it's validity. ...

 

Yes, I found it on Internet and Posted Somewhere on the "Strange & Weird Subaru Stuff" Thread: http://www.ultimatesubaru.org/forum/showthread.php?t=53434&page=12

 

But me Neither can say if its True or Fake.

Want to See a "Official" Subaru Dump Truck? ... See at the Buttom of this Page:

 

http://www.tokyo-motorshow.com/show/2002/eng/public/booth/subaru.html

 

It is a Subaru Dump Truck! ... Well, Mini Truck! ... ... I Like those Sambars, here are many of `em, but just "Standard", no Dumps...

 

This are Older models of the Sambar Mini Dump bed Trucks:

 

Yeah, see what I mean? it's a sizzor jack lift - able to fold over - it can carry "less" weight on it's push and has less travel, but it transfers load more evenly and can tuck itself into a tighter space. That EA82 has like a direct piston push. i can't imagine that would be practical. It can lift more, but th car can't hold it, and even if it could, the piston would punch a hole in anything underneath it & it'd be sitting on the ground.

 

I LOVE those Cab-overs, tho. Isuzu makes one in the US, I tihnk - and Diahatsu too - they're like 1-ton capacity and are only like 10 feet long, if i remember. too sweet! If only they had 4-wheel steering, hehe!