Tesla Cybertrucks were being tested at my local OHV Park. We got a close-up look and got to chat with the guys from Tesla. These released candidate Cybertrucks were driven up from Texas to do a little off-road testing at Hollister Hills, California. Welcome or welcome back to Muddy Ruts Overlanding. So driver, actual reason I was in Hollister Hills that day was to do some wheeling with a couple of buddies in my wife's Jeep Gladiator Eco Diesel. After heading over to the playground area, we saw the Cybertrucks and we got very curious and decided to take a look at them. RC stands for Release Candidate, a term that usually refers to software as far as I know. The Tesla guys were very friendly and willing to answer all our questions about the Cybertrucks. The Cybertrucks seems to provoke strong reactions from people. They either love it or they hate it. The Cybertrucks body panels are stainless steel and they're stamped out with a huge press at Tesla's production facility in Texas. The Tesla guys demonstrated the air suspension on the Cybertrucks and there's a huge differential from the lowest to the highest setting. This version of the Cybertrucks was equipped with 20 inch wheels and some all-terrain tires. If the Cybertrucks is equipped with a rear window, you wouldn't be able to see out of it because of the bed cover. Tesla has added a camera that allows you to see out the back while you're driving. Like most folks, I've only seen pictures of the Cybertrucks. Seeing it in person, I have to say, is a very impressive vehicle. I don't have any plans to purchase one but I can definitely see why it would be very popular vehicle. According to the Tesla guy, deliveries of the Cybertrucks should start in October. When we asked him about the price, he wasn't sure what the final price was going to be. I hope all the folks that buy one of these Cybertrucks have great luck with it and enjoy their purchase. Thanks for watching my video and if you found it interesting or useful, please consider liking, sharing and subscribing to my channel. Thank you very much and don't forget, on muddy routes, the best is yet to come.