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Ha yeah, only in Vegas. Here's another stolen from my friend Roger.

The US Navy operated Chenowth Buggies remotely for targeting by ships. I don't have a lot of information on these, hopefully Roger will chime in. These photos were found on Ebay some time ago. I do not know the current status of this vehicle. Enjoy...

If you have photos of a FAV offroad, in a parade or car show post them here. I'll get it rolling.

New photos posted above.

I think I have it recorded somewhere on the receipt for the engine work. I'll have to dig it up, but may take me awhile. I remember the builder was impressed with the parts and said it was definitely not "stock"

We've taken it to a bunch of parades and car shows. It's always fun to see reactions when I drive it down the road. I'll have a different thread just for show and parade pictures if anyone is interested. Right now it is sitting under my deck in need of a good wash and waiting for my shop to be...

I found that the soldiers used tankers helmets so I purchased a set off of Fleebay. I also found that I wanted to extend the windshield all the way across like it would have been originally. Using the cut down one I took it to a plastics shop. They were able to manufacture one for me out of...

Some more photos of the finished paint job.

This is about the time I decided to go not full send, but time to change it back to woodland paint. I scuff sanded the entire body and frame. I found pictures of another FAV at a museum that I liked the camo pattern on and tried to copy it with a few ad libs. You want to start with the base...

Before I had the engine back I joined a military vehicle club and was invited to participate in a 4th of July parade. Not phased with an inoperable FAV my club let me borrow a CUCV to tow it in the parade. After getting the engine back, installed and running I then had to modify my...

Hello all, I am a car, motorcycle, and all things engine powered with wheels fan. I have several projects in the works (classic cars), and would be glad to share those some other time. Here is my Chenowth Fast Attack Vehicle. I picked it up in Nevada, but it now resides with me in the Midwest...

Do you have any photos of your progress? Do you still own them?

Anyone else looking for the Army stamping number it is located on the driver's side frame beside the steering wheel (shown in attached photo) it will have a 4 digit stamp assigned by the army, followed by the 4 digit chenowth serial number. The chenowth S/N is also located on a plate welded to...

Very cool! Looks like mine when I first got it