Never saw one of these before

[tnjeepguy]

I don't see what the fuss is about...

The Latin phrase "accelerati incredibilis" translates literally to "unbelievable acceleration" or "incredible haste."
Here is a quick breakdown of the individual words:

• • Accelerati: This is a form of the Latin word acceleratus, meaning "accelerated," "hastened," or "speeded up."
  • Incredibilis: This means "incredible," "unbelievable," or "extraordinary."

 

[Tronner]

Just some local youths

Young Future Doctors and Scholars

 

[chili_pepper]

The Latin phrase "accelerati incredibilis" translates literally to "unbelievable acceleration" or "incredible haste."
Here is a quick breakdown of the individual words:

• • Accelerati: This is a form of the Latin word acceleratus, meaning "accelerated," "hastened," or "speeded up."
  • Incredibilis: This means "incredible," "unbelievable," or "extraordinary."

I was aware.

Young Future Doctors and Scholars

Indeed. Surely just looking for a side gig so as to afford all the college textbooks and whatnot...

 

[Harold&Cat]

This picture is what they looked like when we started seeing them for sale at the ATV dealerships . Impressive bare bones little diesel powered 4x4 marketed to hunters and farmers . If it had been street legal , they would have sold a bunch of them . I believe the early ones sold for around $13,000 .