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Mule? Gama Goat Prototype?
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Not seeing anything military there. Lots of school bus seats though. I suspect this is shopmade. Oh and welcome to the site.
combat32
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I don't know what it is but kinda like it. Is it yours?
Charlie 6
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Looks like it has right hand drive, there was a small GM made vehicle made for the British army during WWII in Africa. Can not recall its name. I saw one at military show in Oklahoma earlier this month.
Charlie 6
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Maybe not the vehicle I seen at show.
Yes, we bought it to possibly use with a snow plow.
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That's a CMP, or Blitz truck, common through Canada and Australia during the war years and built by both Ford and GM. Waaaaay bigger diffs than the vehicle in the original post.
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Like others have posted it 1) looks home made and 2) it kinda grows on you.
Looking at the wheel arrangement the rear appears to be a conventional rear axle and the front tires appear to be too close to the hull to have much of a turning radius.
Matt
Looking at the wheel arrangement the rear appears to be a conventional rear axle and the front tires appear to be too close to the hull to have much of a turning radius.
Matt
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It articulates in the middle they were called a coot and were powered by that wisconson v-4.
L1A1
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So...........That's an old "coot" then? 
Matt
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Not a Coot. Home made... Look up Coot in google. much Dif.So...........That's an old "coot" then?
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These are parked here in town. I think they're Coots, or what's left of em.
Gamagoat1
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Those are Coots! Are they for sale??
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wyoranch please change your profile to reflect which of the US states you reside in, you could add your town if you like. I am guessing that your state may be WY.
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I'll check.
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Gamagoat1, I spoke with the owner. The green coot runs, and the yellow coot doesn't. $350.00 takes both.
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Where are they again? I'd love to have one of those.
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Lordy lordy...always wanted a Coot....got older and got a Gama Goat. Gama Goat hasn't been messed with hardly but it has a new garage around it. A Coot would very likely be upended and used as my headstone by the mizzuz. Not a very fitting use for such a fine machine says I. I can see Mike making a road trip out to NV maybe???