Urban ETAN.

This one is well used and Suthep checking it out for any leaks.

(The question is did he or didn't he)

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Of course he did

Another dog-ETAN story:

My mate "Deek"^^ in the back of an ETAN. He loves to hang out and drive with us. He's not the cleverest of dog's but I like him anyway. Almost lost him last year when they sold a few dogs from the village to be transported to Laos........To be...

He was spared...

14 70KG bags of processed tobacco going to the auction house in the early morning.

B70/KG which will not be payed in cash but tranferred to the farmers' bankaccount the upcoming month.

^^^ Outta likes DAL...

Taking the little man for a ride.

This looker's got all the extra's and options, 3 head lights/ double rear axl/ office desk chair in front, etc.. But I can't seem to find the steering wheel....

I have this theory that the two Iron beams sticking out in front are used to connect it to a tow truck of some kind....

By the position of the mirrors it must be back inside, back seat driver ?

^ I think one of the best Etan images yet...... (701) well done DAL!

By the position of the mirrors it must be back inside, back seat driver ?

Could be, Robby. It doesn't really matter if the driver can look in them anyway... What matters is they're there, right?...

Thanks, Jim. It was luck! I have a hunch there could be stranger ETAN's out there, somewhere..^

I made this for David48. If my memory serves, this is the 2nd ETAN he saw in real life. A memorable moment.

Brilliant shot, Ron.

Route 1098, Chiang Rai.

"This farang really likes our ETAN honey. Rather quiant, isn't it....?"

DAL I don't know if your a smoker but have you ever tried any of that B70/KG tobacco. if so what's it like?

I'd like to purchase some just for experiments, steam some over honey and water and let it dry out again over some dried cherry smoke etc...

DAL,regarding post #731.

I like your photo mate but am not quite convinced as to whether it could be classed as an Etan.Not in my eyes anyway.

That ETAN looks so happy grazing on the land, a role model for other ETAN's and a great ETANograph.

DAL,regarding post #731.

I like your photo mate but am not quite convinced as to whether it could be classed as an Etan.Not in my eyes anyway.

Interesting, Shaggy.

As soon as when I noticed similarities between this truck and an ETAN I was intruigued. So I came over and I asked these guys and they told me it is an ETAN. Then I asked the MIL, who saw the whole thing, to be sure.. "Yes, DAL,... it's an ETAN".....

Eversince, she's been very supportive and helpful with my ETAN-spotting.

Respect to Your MIL and Yourself DAL.

Looks like we will have to agree to disagree......

Again.......Great photo !!!