Predator 6.6 Is A Military Vehicle Disguised As An Off-Road RV
Look at the RV market, and you'll find a few trends. Recreational vehicles are getting smaller, more versatile, and more affordable, or they're growing into extreme overland vehicles ready for some imminent end-of-the-world scenario we common folk have no idea is coming. The Hunter RMV Predator 6.6 falls into the latter category of those trends as if its name didn't give away its rough-and-tough intentions.
The Predator 6.6 looks like a camper slapped on the bed of an off-road military vehicle because it is. The RV is converted from "Light Medium Tactical Vehicles (LMTVs) utilized by the military to transport soldiers and cargo across rugged terrains across the globe." It's a military vehicle converted into a house on wheels, which looks sweet.
Inside, it has all the luxury you'd expect from a modern RV – beds, dining area, kitchen, shower, and toilet. It makes the already large vehicle even more massive. It measures 27.5 feet long, just over 13 feet high, and it has a 22-inch ground clearance. While the rear may look like a tiny home, the cab looks like it's straight out of boot camp. It seats three, with the middle passenger sitting high on what looks like a transmission hump. Everything else about the cab looks utilitarian – black dash, easy-to-use controls, and not much else.
Powering the Predator 6.6 is a 6.6-liter Caterpillar six-cylinder turbo diesel engine. Power – unspecified – goes to all four wheels through a seven-speed automatic transmission. The base model has a top speed of 58 miles per hour and a range of 400-plus miles; however, you can upgrade that to 70-plus mph and 800-plus miles. Other upgrades include a winch, extra water tank, and solar power options.
The Hunter RMV Predator 6.6 is massive, ready to dwarf all other off-road RVs. It seems like the RV market is slowly branching out from your typical motorhome, creating a slew of products for every budget and end-of-world situation. The Hunter RMV Predator 6.6 starts at $197,500.
