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[Rot Box]

Thousands of these were shipped to Russia and our Allies in the Pacific Theater. Every single one of these that were shipped overseas were destroyed at the end of the War per the terms of the Lend-Lease act. This is one of the few remaining examples left in the world.

Vintage and Rare at the same time.

Oh dang that is cool very intriguing...

 

[bobmed]

That explains the similarities in looks with the GAZ 66

"At the end of WW2 the US car makers had supplied the Soviet union with trucks under a lend lease agreement and the US designs were taken and modified to produce Russian trucks."

 

[bobmed]

I found it's previous owner

They have some interesting inventory

http://www.desertclassics.com/FWD44x4X4.html

 

[Skylinerider]

That is cool.

 

[Houndoc]

This is one of the few remaining examples left in the world.

Vintage and Rare at the same time.

Someone better buy it and fix it up then!

 

[strangeKowboy]

so how much did the guy want for it?

 

[benjy]

I don't think Unimogs ever looked like that. They started out as small, multiple-use implement carriers.

edit: here's a 1955

I love it :chris:

 

[1969 CJ-5]

so how much did the guy want for it?

I will ask the guy the next time I am there.