Walkabout Transport Options

While I'm thinking about Walkabout inspirations, I've been trying to think of some unconventional post apocalyptic vehicles. Not the usual battered all-terrain vehicles from "Mad Max", but those will certainly play a part in the setting. I'm trying to think of a few vehicle ideas that will be really memorable for flying across the Australian bush and the cracked highways between battered settlements.

Here's a few of the inspirations I've found over the past couple of months.







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