MINI HEMIT

Alright im not sure where to put this but its a 2 1/2 ton and i can think of many ways to chop it up so here goes
have you guys ever seen one? i know i havent but maybe i live in a cave

http://cgi.govliquidation.com/auction/view?id=553467

It's been on there a few times. There were two of them, but that is the best one of the two. A guy that's on the M715Zone sometimes has one that he is restoring. It's appearently an experimental model that didn't cut it.

Why it's so cute! Lokks like it needs diapers too. Just kidding!

hehe I totally saw that one as well!!!!

Bob

GL admin pulled it.

WTF is up with that thing? That's probably got to be the 3rd or 4th time I've seen it go up for auction, and either get pulled, or it just shows up a week after it's auction ends.

I think GL pulls auction items if they are not bringing as much as they think they should. I have seen other trucks pulled at the last minute, especially if they are going fairly reasonably. Kind of like a reserve auction on E-Bay, but they're just not honest enough to state that.

Don't know why the auction service keeps playing games with this thing, I see it is back with a final auction price listed. As for what it is, it is a Chrysler prototype from the early-mid sixties, 2 1/2 ton, 8x8, amphibious, cargo vehicle. Sort of interesting that it has many features that were not adopted in one vehicle by the US military until the Hummer, such as independent suspension, inboard disc brakes, limited slip differentials, automatic transmission, central driveline conduit in the body and a diesel engine. The guy on the M715Zone owns two of the vehicles which preceded the XM410E1 program. They are very similar in appearance and share many common components, but are different in several aspects.

It's back again!!! how many times is that now?????

It would make a perfect knuckleboom truck. Wish I had a bigger budget for these toys.