Reliant Robin with caterpillar tracks is road complaint: Bring it on Jeremy Clarkson

This is exactly what owner of Reliant Robin did when he was continually ridiculed by Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson. Clarkson ridiculed the small three wheeler car for years and mocked the vehicle on many of his BBC shows. What the owner did to get even was that he built a Rugged Reliant Browning 50 Caliber machine gun with caterpillar tracks which can even be driven on the road. It retains its 850cc engine but other parts have been added to make this mean machine.

The army tank version is what Bernard Reeves, 67 created out of the Reliant Robin donated by an elderly neighbor. He created this rugged, sturdy, go anywhere vehicle in his own garage where he spent six months toiling in creating this monster in true military style. The vehicle also has a Vickers machine gun and two sub machine guns which is capable of covering 50 miles per hour even in most extreme conditions.

It possesses a rear axle from a Bedford van and gearbox mounting from a Land Rover while its front wheel was last seen on a Hillman Imp and suspension coils on a Honda 90. Reeves took all these to his garage where he spend a major part of 6 months in creating his masterpiece which was received well at the War and Peace Military Show.

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