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The silver and blue 6-wheeler are the same car. The yellow one comes out of Las Vegas and is now owned by a collector in Karlsruhe, Germany. Unfortunately, the yellow one is so poorly built, there is no chance it could ever be registered in Germany.
We've got this one at the shop. It's Rogers and I'm sure he would be willing to let it go for the right price. Needs damn near everything though. The plan has been to put one of the extra engines I've got, and the transmission out of my car in it. Who knows when that will happen though.
That one doesn't look too bad. The pic was at a good angle.
Not sure "why" you would want to do this, even if it is a tax break. Does that out weigh the cost of the conversion?
Yes. Tax on a passenger vehicle in Denmark is about as much as the price of the vehicle itself. Commercial vehicles are exempt, which is why you see many Cayennes without rear seats in Denmark.
07-10-2019, 10:40 AM
