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Morris 1100
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ahhh yes the first mini to the south pole i think or was it the nth cant remember was in the mid to late 60's from memory ....well thats what the web site said anyways lol
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Nope, I never see snow, you are right. :lol: :lol:

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looks like an 850.... :lol:
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OK.. cool... so how do you steer it without the tracks coming off.. :?

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J_A_M wrote:
looks like an 850.... :lol:
Ooooo No heater!
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min13k wrote:
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Look close.. the tracks go under both wheels? HTF..? :lol:

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to steer i reckon one set of tracks would move slower than the other
and thus a turning action is achieved

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Good thinking 99! :wink:

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Two words people- skid steering.
Best 360's you'll ever see.

Looks as though the body has had some work done, mainly the door and lack
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that looks so sweet 8) .... i recon it would probebly be like a bobcat.... one side spins forward whilst the other side spins backwards :wink:
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I havent not seen this one before and I have never seen seen snow :cry:
Body looks like it been shoped at the knees front pannel door and rear wheel arch...a lot of work.
I first thought it would turn like a tank also.. :!: but what mods would be needed, as we know both wheels are powered at the same time on the front :?

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Independent brake levers for each side.. drive it like a Caterpillar D4! :lol:

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