Photos of my latest Unimog!
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yooper1
Veteran Member
Nice looking rigs.
Just a possibly dumb question though.
Are they titled as commercial or do they fit under a passenger type title.
I was just wondering how that would work for licensing.
If a person could pick one up and afford to license it as a passenger vehicle instead of a commercial vehicle it would be nice.
I would hate to be able to afford one and then find out plates here in Michigan are $300 every 6 months or something like that
I know, I know....dumb question but ..
Just a possibly dumb question though.
Are they titled as commercial or do they fit under a passenger type title.
I was just wondering how that would work for licensing.
If a person could pick one up and afford to license it as a passenger vehicle instead of a commercial vehicle it would be nice.
I would hate to be able to afford one and then find out plates here in Michigan are $300 every 6 months or something like that
I know, I know....dumb question but ..
Bob77064
Elite Member
yooper1
Veteran Member
OK thank you Von
RobertN
Super Member
That looks a lot like where you set up your ice rink in the past
Robert,
No, the ice rink is to the right of the trailer by about 20 yards. Last year at this time we had over 3' of snow and it was cold. Today it was almost 50 degrees and so far we have had less than 2" of snow! So I don't know I will even get any ice this year. Last season was great, and it got a lot of use from guys on my hockey team. A few nights a week we would drink a lot of beer and play 4 on 4 hockey! Seems like we never grew up! Well other than the beer!
I think I am in trouble. The wife walked by when I was on page two looking at the silver and yellow Unimogs. She just said "what are those? we should get one! Now that's an SUV I'd like." I told her the used one was the price of one of two college tuitions we have ($55K). Her reply was, "and your point is ...?" If money grows on trees, it certainly isn't on any of the trees on our wooded 18 acres. . . Nice machines, though. Von, thanks for posting. I'll be in touch when I win the Big One.
RobertN
Super Member
Pretty good guess though
As ultra cool as the Mog's are, that Zamboni was pretty cool too. How do take care of the ice rink without it?
We are rainless/snowless out here too. The Lake Tahoe area ski resorts are totally dependent on manmade snow right now. Last year they had oodles of very early snow, and it lasted till summer.
As ultra cool as the Mog's are, that Zamboni was pretty cool too. How do take care of the ice rink without it?
We are rainless/snowless out here too. The Lake Tahoe area ski resorts are totally dependent on manmade snow right now. Last year they had oodles of very early snow, and it lasted till summer.
