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Quasi-military because it was derived from the WWII-era Kuebelwagen...
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...Germany's Jeep. An offshoot was the amphibious Schwimmwagen, also of WWII vintage...
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Now, those pictured above are desireable for their historical significance or the fact that its amphibious. However, I like Balthy wouldn't trust a Thing with my worst enemy.

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I really have no feelings about the car one way or the other, however I must compliment HarleyEarl on the beautiful use of the phrase "What the Sam Hill?" >>> totally digging that phrase, as a matter of fact, I'm going to make a point to use that phrase all day! Thanks!! :)
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Watermark? That's HOT!!! There's an orange "thing" in my town here in MAss. I think they're pretty ugly but still muchn better lookign than the Ridgeline, Elemant and Scion xA.
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  • 2 months later...

The front was even cooler on those oddities. Kind of like a Tatra Minivan.


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