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MONGI Tracks from Argentina to ....
Hello friends
I am not a habitual poster of the 4WD sections of this forum but this time I wrote on behalf of a good friend MONGI who for many years has been developing a very interesting product that many of you maybe will find this attractive.
He has done all the research development and manufacturing by their own means and under his entire investment with big personal sacrifice.
Fortunately had an acceptable success here in Argentina and in neighboring countries, and has already begun to market this product in the EU where some sets are already in use.
Soon his Web will be translated into English Mongi - Vehiculos Especiales
But for a while can take a preview using Google translator: Versión traducida de http://www.mongi.com.ar/
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Hey Javier,
That looks really cool. It looks like I can't afford it, but it is really cool.
Pete
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I have seen these things on Ford vans in Yellowstone Park in the USA, where they use them for tours in the winter time on unplowed roads, covered with snow. Don't know if they are this brand or another.
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Hola!!!
How are you both doing???
Andy the ones you saw there in Yellowstone Park for sure are the Mattracks, similar system made in the states.
My friend’s tracks Mongi cost half the money than the USA ones are.
Pete your BM will look very crazy with a set off those ones. A set of 4 (for a truck) cost here in Argentina U$ 15.000.- for your bike only one will be enough (U$ 3.750.-) HAHAHA!!!!
By the way the USA ones are nearly U$ 30.000.- (the cheapest ones)
Saludos
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