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Old 27th September 2008, 14:29   #181
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Nice poses in the first pic !

The hanging steps at the sides were least required.

@Ruffryder, pls use multi-quote when responding to more than one message. Also, a post that you make is editable for 20 mins.
sir yes sir @ condor..will keep that in mind..am new here so..pardon my ignorance..
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Old 27th September 2008, 23:45   #182
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some more photos of "AXE" in israeli and indian hands!

notice the chevy badge in 2nd last photo?

note the different versions of "AXE" in these photos!
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Old 28th September 2008, 00:15   #183
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Parm, there seem to be two different vehicles in those pics. In the second pic (The one with the pinkish van in it) the vehicle has hubs on the two visible wheels while in the Axe pics the wheels have no hubs (I thikn they're called Freewheeling hubs). Apart from that the windscreen & bonnet are differnet too.

In fact, if you look at the picture below that one, the Axe is standing behind that vehicle & looks to be totally different to the Axe.
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Old 28th September 2008, 00:32   #184
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Parm, there seem to be two different vehicles in those pics. In the second pic (The one with the pinkish van in it) the vehicle has hubs on the two visible wheels while in the Axe pics the wheels have no hubs (I thikn they're called Freewheeling hubs). Apart from that the windscreen & bonnet are differnet too.

In fact, if you look at the picture below that one, the Axe is standing behind that vehicle & looks to be totally different to the Axe.
the third, fourth, sixth and the seventh pic are not of the "AxE" they are the ATCV used by some other army, hmm..dont rem, but i read it somewhere..would check on it..
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Hi All,

Good news is that it will be available in the market soon.
Here's a full report (source: [Mahindra’s AXE The New Army Vehicle “Desi Hummer”).
The article in this link is from Sept 2007. Was there any updates from Mahindra recently for us to get excited?
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Old 30th September 2008, 00:28   #186
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the third, fourth, sixth and the seventh pic are not of the "AxE" they are the ATCV used by some other army, hmm..dont rem, but i read it somewhere..would check on it..

the last pic is of the "Flyer LSV" which is used by the Singapore Army..
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the last pic is of the "Flyer LSV" which is used by the Singapore Army..
Ican also see a bow tie badge - or is it camouflage! just wondering but it looks real ugly. Axe looks much better.
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Old 12th November 2008, 16:28   #188
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As I am reading more and more, I am getting excited. Any more new news guys. It is going to be heaven for all the off road drive lover.
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Old 6th December 2008, 23:53   #189
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A bunch of pics

Came across a bunch of pics, thought of sharing them. Somebody did get to test ride this, some serious test ride..

The suspension set up

Mahindra "AXE" Thread-axe2.jpg

The dash, pretty bare.

Mahindra "AXE" Thread-axe4.jpg

Automatic transmission.

Mahindra "AXE" Thread-axe1.jpg

And the AXE in action..

Mahindra "AXE" Thread-axe3.jpg

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Mahindra "AXE" Thread-axe6.jpg

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The hard top one looks better than the top less one.
Mahindra "AXE" Thread-axe9.jpg

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Old 7th December 2008, 13:00   #190
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i like those all terrain tyres
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Is this AXE 4wd or 2wd, the shaft is quit thin for it to be a drive shaft?please confirm.
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@ Spinnerr:
OT: Is that Bert from Overdrive test driving the AXE?
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Old 7th December 2008, 22:35   #193
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Is this AXE 4wd or 2wd, the shaft is quit thin for it to be a drive shaft?please confirm.
Dude look carefully.
1 is tierod
2 is driveshaft

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OH cool, did not see for that matter did not look carefully. thanks buddy.
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Noticed that the hard top version has doors from the Bolero. But overall, I like it and I hope they do launch a civilian version.
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