"Inspiration for Pulp Era Vehicle?" Topic

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Coelacanth	08 Sep 2017 7:42 p.m. PST
I found this vehicle a bit unexpected: shorpy.com/node/22480 When I first saw it, I thought of it as an inspiration for a Pulp Era spaceship. Now, seeing it again, I think it would be better just to put caterpillar tracks under it as a sort of post-apocalyptic "land raider" in a world where the Great War went on a bit too long… Ron P.S. If you can think of any other vehicles that could live in the Pulp Post-Apocalypse, bring 'em on!
Cacique Caribe	09 Sep 2017 1:35 p.m. PST
Wow, I can definitely see a PA application for such a tracked version. Specially if there's a nuclear winter that lasts for several years and yet the battle goes on. Dan

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