ATV owners ?

Here is mine:
40 + mpg, TWO SPEED WIPERS, THREE SPEED HEATER / DEFROSTER.
GPS, PDA, ect., stay in the dry.
Sides let down and come off to make it into a true flatbed for work around the farm. I'll bet most of you have tried to haul a roll of barbed wire on a 4 wheeler, that is what got me to looking at these.
Has it's own web page. Here is the link:
http://www.geocities.com/minicabl100/
Here it is with the dog box on it:
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y13...0/DSC00231.jpg
It is quiet, extremely quiet. I gave up some ground clearance for quieter all season radials from wally world at $17.83 each. My squirrel dogs ride up front with me one at a time when they are young and in training.
It is QUIET.

Wish I'd had one when I was in Colorado elk hunting. When it's 19 with snow, you will freeze on a 4 wheeler. Especially if you have to ride about 4 miles to where you are hunting.

where can you find those at? And at what price?

I bought mine in Mena, it cost a little under $4,000.

Is it street legal or do you have to trailer it to the woods?

Not street legal, no airbags, ect..
I have a way to tow it like a trailer with everything in neutral.

Is there a dealer there or did you get it from an individual. That thing looks really cool. Does it perform well in the woods and in steep terrain?


Thanks for the info.

It is a three cylinder gas engine with a four speed manual transmission and high and low range, auto locking hubs and four wheel drive. It will climb straight up.
40 plus miles per gallon !
Here is a link to the truck type history:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~mjs/cabover.html

<----------How about this one? Auto trans, 3cyl 4X4 with A/C and street legal.

Poppy, how fast was you going when you hit that zebra?

WFO about 70 8O