From what I hear, they can be bought for a cheap song. Bad news, the shopping is way over in South Africa so the shipping charges are murder.
Specs:
Hull | |
Design | Monocoque, “V” Hull |
Seating | Driver + 13 (max) |
Protection Levels | |
Ballistic protection | 7.62mm x 51mm ball. |
Land Mine protection | 3 x TM57 (21kg TNT) under any wheel, or 2 x TM57 (14kg TNT) centrally under hull. |
Dimensions | |
Wheelbase | 4 200 mm |
Overall Length | 6 900 mm |
Overall Height | 3 125 mm |
Overall Width | 2 450 mm |
Ground Clearance | 350 mm |
Masses | |
Vehicle (Tare) | 9 480 kg |
GVM | 10 880 kg |
Engine | |
Make/Model | ADE352 |
Configuration | 6-in-line |
Max Power | 96 Kw @ 2 800 rpm |
Max Torque | 344 Nm @ 1 600 rpm |
Tyres | |
Size | 14.00 x 20 x 18 Ply |
Capacities | |
Fuel Tank | 220 Litres |
Performances | |
Max Speed | 90 kph |
Options | |
• Turbo charged ADE352T Engine. • “Run-flat” tyres. |
So it goes top speed of 60 mph, holds 60 gallons of diesel and optional run flat tires?
Oh, and it is 4×4.
Yep… that would be the one.
Cupholders ?
Damn….. I think 2 but not sure.
“From what I hear, they can be bought for a cheap song.”
Define: “a cheap song”
Also, how many of them fit in a shipping container?
They are about 22 feet long so …. And we are talking about the pre-Mandela era Caspirs (mid late 90s) so they are in need of TLC … I am guessing high 4 figures
Would need an engine swap. A 130 HP, 5.7L, naturally aspirated (non-turbo) diesel, is pretty weak tea. Drop in a 300HP, 6.7L Cummins crate engine and now you really got something.