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Windcharger: Corvette (of some sort)

 

Jetfire: Stonewell/Bellcom VF-1S "Valkyrie" (officer model) with Super Armor

 

Huffer: Mitsubishi COE

Windcharger was a Firebird/Trans Am ala Knight Rider.

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okay, thanks for the correction. my bad. :D

Windcharger is more of a Camero if you ask me..

Windcharger: Corvette (of some sort)

 

Jetfire: Stonewell/Bellcom VF-1S "Valkyrie" (officer model) with Super Armor

 

Huffer: Mitsubishi COE

Windcharger was a Camaro.  Possibly a Firebird.  (they were more or less the same vehicle then)

http://tfu.info/1984/Autobot/Windcharger/windcharger.htm

Yeah, but they don't make them anymore because of problems with the vehicle's turning axis being directly under the driver/passenger compartment. Also, riding in them was very uncomfortable, as the wheels were directly under the compartment, and this also made repairs and general maintenance a royal pain. That's why most new trucks are stardard ("long-nose.").

Actually, they still make cab-over trucks.  They're just not as common as "long nose" ones. :thumb

 

http://www.freightlinertrucks.com/trucks/f...uck/default.asp

Yeah, but they don't make them anymore because of problems with the vehicle's turning axis being directly under the driver/passenger compartment. Also, riding in them was very uncomfortable, as the wheels were directly under the compartment, and this also made repairs and general maintenance a royal pain. That's why most new trucks are stardard ("long-nose.").

Actually, they still make cab-over trucks.  They're just not as common as "long nose" ones. :thumb

 

http://www.freightlinertrucks.com/trucks/f...uck/default.asp

Yup.

 

And I'm seeing a lot of 5-ton trucks using the cab over design.  They're shorter than the long nose ones, which makes them great for tighter spaces. 

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This is awsome guys.  Keep it up and thanks :thumb

Windcharger: Corvette (of some sort)

 

Jetfire: Stonewell/Bellcom VF-1S "Valkyrie" (officer model) with Super Armor

 

Huffer: Mitsubishi COE

Windcharger was a Camaro.  Possibly a Firebird.  (they were more or less the same vehicle then)

http://tfu.info/1984/Autobot/Windcharger/windcharger.htm

Yep, Windcharger is a Camaro, or possibly a firebird.

Optimus - Freightliner COE

 

This truck is from '85...  :tfhuh

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