Etans-images of them in Thailand

[shaggy1969]

Nice shot Assurancetourix,a little too big for my screen though.Try and stay with 1024 as a maximum please.

[samuijimmy]

oh no another one see it shows up fine on my screen in Chrome....

[Goompa]

Sorry to edit the post ... but , that is a ripping image shaggy

[Ron19]

[Assurancetourix]

Nice shot Assurancetourix,a little too big for my screen though.Try and stay with 1024 as a maximum please.

It's also too big for mine ( 14" )

I'll follow your advice shaggy

[Ace of Pop]

The original Etan was the Iron Buffalo, they have different names in different areas. It's Thaicar where I once lived.

[Ron19]

[Ron19]

[shaggy1969]

[Ron19]

[Dancealot]

It's corn season, this season..

[Ace of Pop]

....Etan Bird Scooter..

[Ron19]

[Dancealot]

The Etan-fart. Hehehe

[TP1]

One for Dal

[TP1]

Dal, I keep seeing them.

[Dancealot]

Dal, I keep seeing them.

Once you have the Etan mindset you'll see them everywhere . I like the Khon Kaen Etan-Lego-style design. They're new-ish to the thread. Keep 'm coming!

[TP1]

Dal, you are right......there is no stop now..............

Trying to find the lego Etan......it shouldn't be long before I spot it.

[Ron19]

[shaggy1969]

Six wheeler.

[Dancealot]

After stripdown the old Hilux chassis is re-welded and modified. Et-voila: the Etan is born.

[shaggy1969]

The Etans of Lam Pao

[Dancealot]

That's beautiful, Shaggy. It's almost Etan-art

[Ron19]

[Ron19]

[Ron19]

[TP1]

Dal, don't know where to put this under.

Is it an Etan or a modified pickup?

It was going bloody fast, anyway........

[Dancealot]

IF we go by the book it's not an Etan, TP. Mainly because there's probably a Nissan 4 cylinder engine under the hood. Then again if it had the classic Etan exterior design it would qualify..That's the grey area... But it sure is a cool mad max style chopped up pick-up, I love the seat design^. And well, we don't have to go by the book all the time.. ^^

[Ron19]

[Assurancetourix]

Photo of this morning in my village

Olympus TG-610 - 28 mm