From the CCC: VW Kombi crew cab (and some only slightly related stuff about jerry cans)
We at UMPH aren't entirely sure where this crew-cab Kombi ute - captured by the CCC in suburban outer ACT - fits on the ride height continuum. For example, is it lowered, dropped or slammed? Is there even a difference between these terms? It doesn't really matter, though; it's a cool looking machine, either way. The rats riding on the roof racks, gargoyle-style and wearing cable-tie seat belts, are a fun touch, too! Very gothic! Geek Fact: the classic jerry can - as seen in the tray of today's car - was invented for the German army during World War Two and was so good that the allies seized them from captured enemy vehicles whenever they could, before adopting their exact design and manufacturing identical versions themselves. If self-confessed nerd Calum, maker of the attached video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwUkbGHFAhs ) is to be believed, jerry cans made a very, very significant contribution to WW2. It's certainly...