Observer
Originally Posted by dogsdayindurham
At the airport in PaP, UN used a lot of non tracked vehicles. HUMVEEs were popular.
The truck he mislabeled a HMMWV was actually a Brazilian truck called an Agrale Marruá. It's not a hummer replica kit.
dogsdayindurham, great pictures! Thank you for sharing. The food looks delicious!
1992 Mitsubishi Montero SR
1986 Toyota 4Runner 22RE
That would make sense, since there were quite a contingent of Brazilian UN troops. It's a big opportunity for Haitians that are able to speak Portuguese to work as translators for the UN troops. My last trip in Jan. I saw some S Korean, Japanese, Chilean, and Brazilians.
Adventurer
Some of the Japanese "Humvees" could also be Megacruisers.
1991 Land Cruiser HDJ81 - 1HD-T, Magic Dial
Jeep YJ - Too much to list
Observer
The Mega Cruiser was only sold in Japan. Haiti is a "tertiary market" for Toyota but I don't think that tertiary.
TJK
Adventurer
For some reason I though he said the Japanese military was there. Disregard.The Mega Cruiser was only sold in Japan. Haiti is a "tertiary market" for Toyota but I don't think that tertiary.
TJK
1991 Land Cruiser HDJ81 - 1HD-T, Magic Dial
Jeep YJ - Too much to list
Observer
There probably is a Japanese UN contingent. Maybe they brought Mega Cruisers!
Observer
heading back to Port au Prince in a week, love driving around that place on a moto
Respectfully,
John Kruger
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Looks like a interesting adventure. It's a shame there hasn't been much progress since the earthquake.
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