Ultimate Bug Out Vehicle

[docpadds]

Sadly I really dont use Gertrude anymore, yes she has a name

Over the years she has helped with the Eddie Eagle program countless times and educated many kids in gun safety.

However its time she went to a new home who can care for her better.

I have a whole album of pics HERE

Specs are below, she is LOADED.

Pice is $12,000 OBO

Unusual and rare truck. Fully setup and ready to go. Have tons more pics and video of running etc.


Specs below.


1968 M46A2C
Multifuel, FDC bypassed - Non-Turbo model
8100 miles and 377 hours
Dual 24v and 12v Alternator system
Spin on commercial filter sets for oil and fuel
New fuel lines
New brake lines on front
Remote brake reservoir
Clutch and Rear seal replaced last year
1500W block heater


Cab heater
Second fuel tank for generator
Mount for a Generac 4K RV generator
30 Gallon water tank under chassis
LED lighting - Headlights are Halogen
Fully operational and Serviced PTO Winch
Reese hitch kit below pintle


Inverter charger system.
Secondary 12v system - Marine Batteries
1800w Inverter Charger
Charges from landline or engine running
110V available at all times
(Add generator for total independence)

12/24v Solargizer to maintain main batteries
12V fridge in rear
30 110V outlets in box!
Roof mount aircon (Needs generator or a landline plugged in)
50ft 30AMP landline


Truck starts perfectly every time, have video of it starting after sitting cold for a month.
Has small roof leak around top hatch. Just needs sealant.
Whole left side of box opens up

Whole slew of spare parts including heads, injection pump and way more. Also has as many spare tires as you want.
Will include a full cab comms set with headsets.

Optional, has 2 large tanks that currently are used for oil filtering to run in truck.


Starts first time every time

[Javelin Man]

How many gallons to the mile does she get?

[docpadds]

Actually 6 mpg but then it runs on used motor oil too, so saves a lot

[Cruiser]

Quit a history!
Made in 1968 for the Vietnam War, the M46A2C ‘Deuce and a Half’ trucks were sent over to participate in the conflict. During the span of the war, all trucks sent to Vietnam were lost or abandoned in the country, leaving only seven left in the world. This one never made it overseas as it was lost and abandoned, never seeing combat itself. Instead, this truck calls Ohio its home and is used for a different purpose than what it was built for.
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[cpg]

So cool! What a piece of history.
A little out of my price range but GLWS.