A brace of Chamsongs finest with Suthep checking to see what the treads like on the tyres.

Fully loaded.

It amazes me I have never seen any of these vehicles... so interesting ... some great shots and types guys !

Well just to post a pic, I am going to have lunch and a cuppa tea... kettle is on! .... (opps someone forgot to re- light the fire.. )

Edited October 6, 201312 yr by samuijimmy

Rural karaoke I presume?! BTW...outta "likes"...

Rural karaoke I presume?! BTW...outta "likes"...

This one was providing the music for a school parade.

Rural karaoke I presume?! BTW...outta "likes"...

This one was providing the music for a school parade.

In Kampooch the villagers have a similar vehicle and sound system that they

use for all sorts of parties...you name it...they have a party for it. Especially

when the amp is cranked up to old traditional Khmer music at zero dark

thirty! One just joins in and has fun..it's really the only way to survive the

onslaught of decibles.

...nice colour scheme too!

Edited October 9, 201312 yr by Ron19

This ones cheating.It has a 4cyl diesel motor and a proper fuel tank.

Edited October 10, 201312 yr by Ron19

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Edited October 10, 201312 yr by Dancealot

oh I think I found a Etan in one of my images! ??? .... Really not sure... this was in Chaing Mai!

Perhaps a fork lift?

Edited October 11, 201312 yr by samuijimmy

Baby & Big brother?!...Love it...

An Area "TING", but around by me the Locals call em Tilanz, not Etans. Sounds like that, my Phonetic translation..Or sometimes i hear Ticar.

An Area "TING", but around by me the Locals call em Tilanz, not Etans. Sounds like that, my Phonetic translation..Or sometimes i hear Ticar.

In my area,they call them " Lot Tilanz ". I think we would say " Rot Thailand "

Just back from the Paris Dakkar Rally. going by the No1 Sticker.

I asked this chap if he would mind if I took a photo of his truck and got the surprise of my life when he answered " go ahead ".

He spoke quite reasonable english