Cachemobiles

[+hydee]

[+KiltCacher]

Here's my cache machine: 2004 WRX Wagon

It goes from 0 to Caching in 4.5 seconds flat!

[+Nazgul]

My usual caching vehicle is the Jeep:

 

 

And since The Wombles posted their silver M5, I gotta post a similar shot of my silver M3, which I sometimes use for caching. This was taken at the Dinan 25th anniversary event:

 

[GeoFD]

 

Heres my 2001 Dodge Ram 5.2 liter, outfitted with a Volant Air Intake for added ponys, a 3in fabtech lift, Hi-lift jack, Brush Gaurd with 2 Hella 550 lights, CB, 5 gal gas can, and lots more upgrades to come.

Edited July 21, 2004 by GeoFD

[inventorjg]

Here are mine:

 

 

Gold one: 1989 Mercedes Benz 190E (mom's)

Blue one: 1986 Mercedes Benz 190D (mine)

 

Both are in great condition and people think they are only 5 years old!!

[Pydpiper]

Here's mine.. Sorta dirty though..

It's an 03 Z-71 (Black) Avalanche

[+Beta Test]

Until I am old enought to get my license this is all I get.

[+Coaster]

Here's my usual ride. In a freakishly late snowstorm.

 

[+NeuroNomad]

 

This is my Cachemobile. Gets Warp 9.9 on a good day. Nice when you are trying to avoid those Muggles known as the Romulans for those crazy caches hidden in the neutral zone.

[+Kewaneh & Shark]

Here's mine....

 

 

1993 BMW R100GS. Great for caching, benchmark hunting, and daily driving.

- Kewaneh

[+DublinJeepers]

Like it should be:

 

 

And after I got new tires:

 

If only the tires were clean - then I would have been impressed.

 

DublinJeepers

[GrayLemurs]

...just like this but with a sunroof (for the gps). and now for my own personal "ride" for 2 more years until I get my license...... drumroll please..............

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[+cache_us_if_you_can]

This is really our third cachemobil.... The first, a 1984 Honda Accord, died a slow and painful death at 320-some thousand miles last summer.... Our second, a 1993 Honda Civic, died a fast and painful death at Christmas by hydroplaining into a utilitypole (but I made it out ok).... And then there's our most recent cachemobile, a 1987 Jeep Cherokee 4wd....

(sorry about picture size)

[Danegar]

Here's mine....

 

 

1993 BMW R100GS.

 

Nice

 

Danegar

[+Cloudchaser]

Here's my cachemobile!

 

[CML]

'99 Dodge Stratus

It's no Jeep, but it gets me to a trailhead.

[+MtnRubi]

It depends on the cache, but I get to choose between these:

 

[+GEO*Trailblazer 1]

My real cache mobile.

[+Larry.s]

The truck is mine, the Grand Am is my wife's.

 

[+KVOM]

 

2003 Buick Rendezvous at Reactor Road cache

[+Beta Test]

Nice job whiting out your license plate! I didn't notice till now.

[+NeuroNomad]

Actually I am hoping that this will be my next Cachemobile....

 

 

Catrike sport

Edited July 26, 2004 by NeuroNomad

[GrayLemurs]

Here is the Baddest-assed Hyundai around!!  In this pic, its my annual leafmobile..

 

 

I have it done up rally style for rough gravel roads. (not much blacktop where im from)

Looks like you have some competition for the "baddest-assed hyundai"

[+Team Flying Dachshund]

The terrain in Texas allways feels like a 5

[4x4van]

Here's mine. 300,000 miles and still going strong! This van sees more off-roading than 95% of the SUVs on the road today!

[+º]

342.000 km

13 years old

still rocking

 

[+Jamie Z]

Except for a handful of finds while with other people out of the area, this has been my sole mode of geocaching transport for the past year:

 

[+KBer]

Here is my cache-machine. Right now it is in land mode. If you flip it over it will be ready for water-borne caches.

 

[+Team Perks]

Our newest cachemobile.

 

[+Monkeybrad]

Here is the Gorilla Freedom Finders Cache Recovery Unit and Mobile Command Center.

[+Udink]

What, this thread again? =) Ok, let's do this one more time:

 

Old 'n Busted:

(My '88 Subaru GL Wagon, now out of commission [blown head gasket])

 

New Hotness:

(My new '02 Taurus--urban cachemobile only)

[+TEAM 360]

Just got it last month...yea, baby....

Edited October 6, 2004 by TEAM 360

[+VegasCacheHounds]

Here's my Isuzu Rodeo out in the desert:

 

 

And here is a picture (from the web) of my other cachemobile, a Kawasaki KL250:

 

Shannon

VegasCacheHounds

[jdoe]

Okay here it is...

 

 

Oh yeah I keep it in a cave....

 

[MMACH 5]

This is my 36" cruiser, modified with 100mm Razor scooter wheels to smooth out those pebbles in the road.

Mainly, I use it to get to and from the bus stop. But even when I'm caching in my car, I have it with me. If there is a concrete bike trail going in the general direction from parking, I just cruise to the trailhead. That's where I stash the board and pick it up on the way out, (notice the mud on the griptape).

[+Shop99er]

Here's ours.

 

 

It's also our personal TB. Note the bug on the door.

 

For those of you with this sort of personal bug, there is a thread called how big is yours in the TB topic. (Shameless Plug)

[+PNWWizard]

Ours is a 2004 Toyota Highlander - I looooove this vehicle!

[+ShadowAce]

Let's see your caching chariot.

 

Only used on one cache so far.. But I have to say it was the fastest time off the mountain if you dont count having to stay the night...

 

Most often now we use this:

 

Edited to add the Normal cache mobile

Edited October 7, 2004 by ShadowAce

[+Team Snoopy]

We use this to get to most of them...

 

Or we use this...

 

 

Then these...

[+wvcoalcat]

 

I only got to use this once. I had to give it back to Torry.

[+TheHawksNest]

After purchasing the yellow jeep in order to log the Yellow Jeep cache, i traded it in last week to get my new cache mobile.

 

Edited October 7, 2004 by cmhawkins

[+RiverExplorer]

RiverExplorer's chief means of exploring rivers... and finding caches.

 

 

Edited October 7, 2004 by RiverExplorer

[+Prairie Dog]

This is mine.

 

Getting close to the 100,000 mile mark and running strong.

I just bought a 2001 Outback Wagon. I love it so far.

[Major Catastrophe]

[Pto]

Well, here is 1 of my cache mobiles. . .

edit: carsoup image

Edited October 7, 2004 by Pto

[+HHL]

cachemobil until 2001:

volkswagen type 183 (iltis) ex bundeswehr, mil-truck 0,75 tgl

for smoother cacherides:

 

happy hunting from hamburg, germany.

[+Dagg]

cachemobil until 2001:

volkswagen type 183 (iltis) ex bundeswehr, mil-truck 0,75 tgl

for smoother cacherides:

 

happy hunting from hamburg, germany.

I have been looking for an iltis.

The Canadian gov is giving the Afgan army all of the Cdn iltis' (Afgan's plan on scrapping them) But do you think I can find one here in Canada..Nope

Edited October 7, 2004 by Dagg

[+robert]

 

2000 Subaru Outback Wagon

[+Mr. 0]

1996 Ford T-bird. I've used this for all of my cache finds, except when I'm caching with friends and in their vehicles. I've beat on this car since the day that I bought it in April of 2000. It has served double duty as cachemobile/race vehicle (I drag race as a hobby...no the bird isn't fast by any stretch of the imagination, but I have fun). The pic was taken after placing a new cache a month or so ago.

 

 

 

 

The new cachemobile. Purchased Sunday 10/3/04. 1986 Jeep XJ Wagoneer. Newer 2.8L (15k miles on it), 3" lift, 30" tires, sagging headliner and lots o' rust. 203,9xx miles on everything but the tires and the motor. But I wanted a beater, and a Jeep, so I love the thing. I haven't taken it caching yet. Maybe this weekend.

 

[+Chaz]

 

Gettin' a Jeep Wrangler Next year. Saving every cent I get from my after school job for it.

 

 

But for now, this is all I got.

Edited October 8, 2004 by CheesyChaz