[El Gato]

You can be fined for getting excessive mud on the road, so imagine the response to a tracked vehicle. ;)

Most of the roads are just rock or dirt anyway in that area. Put a "Slow moving vehicle sign on it, and stay off off the blackop and you'd probably be OK. Maybe license it as a farm truck or farm vehicle. Farmers move alot bigger stuff along the roads than that. Like big old combine for instance. Many times I've had to go around those, even on the blacktop. Farmers always pull 'em over as far as they can, but it's not far enough. Sometimes they dismount the reel, and then it's just a big slow farm vehicle. Never saw a license on one of those.

Or she could get a low boy and haul it anywhere she wanted until she got to where she wanted go "off roading".

Of course another possibility is to find a surplus, former SAC "War Wagon" or a similar MP vehicle.

Larger image (Lots of Police forces use these or similar vehicles as well). Here's a later model in Saudi Arabian colors:

A Buffalo would be nice

You can even get a civilian version of the Cougar

But maybe that's not threatening enough for Tammy8? In which case, here's the miliary version (These are for the Iraqis)

[mouser]

so with gas so cheep how many gallons to the mile.

[Tammy8]

I like the second one- it is the scariest. But to make my point I want it to look like the one on this raid, so guess it would be the first one. No need for a slow moving vehicle sign the way I am going. If we see anyone it will be BP or a cowboy on a horse or ATV. License? We don’t need no stinkin’ license we can stay on private property all the way.

[SouthTexas]

I got to see all kinds of equipment during the shipments overseas. Corpus Christi was the major load out point.

Took grandson after a troop rally on the bayfront and drove all through the port. As long as you didn’t get out of your vehicle, which of course I found out the hard way, the didn’t care where you went. It was all very impressive!