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I found this on another site, thought I'd post it here. I honestly didn't know it was based on an actual car.

Wow great find on that add. While i have a holiday buggy i still think its one of tamiyas ugly ducklings.

I wonder if any are still around. It would be neat to see a full size replica like they did with the Sand Scorcher.

I think Tamiya should have went with the name as well.

Good Lord, I'm starting to like this odd, ugly buggy.

http://www.dunebuggyarchives.com/gallery/base/Stripper/?base=14c1bea73f59fa988f66d00d169ceb04

http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.asp?cid=95820

I guess that answers that question.

If I ever lived in a coastal town I would seriously consider getting some sort of buggy to drive around in.

Those cars are FUGLY! I have a good friend who had one of those as a first car. He thinks they are the best thing since sliced bread.

There seems to be a following for any weird little hobby you can think of.

RedScampi wrote:I have a good friend who had one of those as a first car. He thinks they are the best thing since sliced bread.

I think every male thinks that about their first car, while most women can't even tell you what make their first car was.

RedScampi wrote:Those cars are FUGLY! I have a good friend who had one of those as a first car. He thinks they are the best thing since sliced bread.

There seems to be a following for any weird little hobby you can think of.

Um, excuse me......IT WAS!!!!