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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $5000.
Doesn’t run.
“Fresh farm find, owned by the same family since the 50’s Studebaker M29c Weasel troop carrier, 170 six cylinder, 3 spd manual. Stick drive. Tracks move freely, very original. Currently not running, Asking $5000 on a hard to find Weasel.Call or text.”
I need to find tracks for a m-29 weasel. 970-926/9670
I need to find tracks for a m-29 weasel. 970-926/9670
Hi Steve,
I expect you will have better luck hunting for these parts over at the G503.com forum or through the https://www.mvpa.org/ or ok ne of their state chapters. Best of luck in your search!
– Dave
There are always ads for weasel parts in the MVPA magazine. Members get a couple of free ads a year.
Have you tried there?
Also, Weasels would come up in discussions on the Studebaker Drivers Club forum.