Yeah, this is the BeamNG lore equivalent to the International Travelette pickup and is one of the few consumer products that Wentward sold. These trucks were at first popular when the Wentward P-Series was introduced. But, sales declined due to the truck-like nature of Wentward and a lot of their vehicles are mainly sold in metropolitan areas. Whereas Bruckell and Gavril started opening up dealerships in suburban areas and even towns where cars are also sold. And to rub salt into the wound, the 1973 oil crisis eventually sealed the fate of Wentward's consumer division. The Wentward LT-Series pickups, Wentward Commando and, Wentward Surfside were all discontinued in 1975 a year after Wentward's vehicles underwent some facelifts with the now current Wentward badge being introduced. This was done to focus mainly on their trucks and the better-selling Lieutenant compact SUV which would eventually be discontinued in 1981. After that, Wentward didn't sell any consumer products for years. But anyways, this model of the Wentward Commando has the venerable Wentward 398 V8. But, this option was rare in the 1974 as Wentward's own 398 V8s were in such short supply due to them being used on their commercial trucks and buses. So, the Gavril 423 "Ultra Thrust" V8 was offered as the alternative engine whenever the 398s weren't available. This truck had pretty good towing capacity for the time. Although, Wentward's gas engines would be discontinued in 1986 due to lack of demand and it was also done to focus mainly on diesels. Although production of these gas engines stopped in 1985, they were being overstocked and put into the gas-powered buses until 1986. The gas-powered Wentward buses were still fairly popular until 1983 when they became a rare option as most people opted for the diesel modes. For that reason alone, the gas versions of the Wentward school buses are sought after by collectors. But, gas engines would eventually make a comeback in 2009 with the CNG Wentward buses. Note: This video is made without copyright and does not intend on infringing any copyright laws. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcG_1yBMiXg

Hello there, and welcome to one of the final two parts of the LEGO 1966 Batmobile let's build series. I had wanted to get these videos as soon as possible to make way for Gaming Horrors in the Dimension of Spookiness 2021. Of course there is going to be several mistakes and a few fails in these videos. But at the same time, I also come close to completing the glorious 1966 Batmobile set. It was great fun doing these videos and seeing what a LEGO version of the 1966 Batmobile would be like. And so after many mishaps, we finally finished building Glorious 1966 Batmobile in LEGO form! Who knows what me might build next? Note: This video is made without copyright and does not intend on infringing any copyright laws. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsnVbGzEcms

#shorts #beamngdrive #flip #crash This is an idea that I got from TalksWithNoise and I was going to do it with the SP Dunekicker. But, that truck only got up to 125mph even when fully tuned as it only had one transmission option. However, I decided to use the Gavril D-Series as it had a maximum power output of over 1800 horsepower with the Stage 3 Supercharger and could go up to 180 mph even with the heaviest off-road tires. So yeah, it's time to do an insane flip in a pickup truck. Note: This video is made without copyright and does not intend on infringing any copyright laws. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfTiE_NoL8w

Hello there and welcome to Day 12 of the LEGO City Advent video series of 2018. We've got a dozen videos in this series now, so what would we get today? Note: This video is not intended for copyright infringement purposes. It is only intended for entertainment purposes. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSIUO_HE6VY