
The Dyna-Mite was a small articulating 4X4 built by Dynaco out of Tucson, AZ for farm and industrial uses. Find this 1962 Dyna-Mite offered for $1,500 in Homer, AK. Tip from Zach.
The Dyna-Mite was a small articulating 4X4 built by Dynaco out of Tucson, AZ for farm and industrial uses. Find this 1962 Dyna-Mite offered for $1,500 in Homer, AK. Tip from Zach.
The M274 Mule was a light duty off-road 4X4 mobile platform built for military use from 1956 through 1970. The prototype for the Mule was designated the Jungle Burden Carrier and it was used by the US Army as an all purpose vehicle to supplement the Jeep, but you could use it for just about anything. It could carry troops, supplies, guns, stretchers, and supplies in non-tactical supporting roles. In short, it is perfect if your transportation needs do not exceed 20 mph. Find this 1960ish M274-A2 Mule here on eBay
The M274 Mule is an all-purpose 4WD off-road truck/quad/tractor that can carry up to 1/2 ton of equipment and drive just about anywhere. Most aren't street legal as they are essentially a military flat-bed quad, but we could imagine one titled as a kit-car or some other creative method to get plates on it. Mules were used at workhorses in the military fleet from the 1950s-1980s and later replaced by the John Deere Gator. Today M247s are sought by collectors for their unique style and general mayhem potential. Find this bargain M274 Mule for sale in Albuquerque, NM for $2800 via craigslist. Thanks to tip from Paul M.