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This jeep-engine-powered screw-tractor called the Wormobile was spotted by Aaron. There’s a third photo of this here.
“one of a kind screw type vehicle built in 54 has willys jeep motor and transmission a complete overhaul 2 years ago
willing to trade for a black stripe ten or a good utility tractor 3 pt and hydraulics a must”
https://greenbay.craigslist.org/grd/d/one-of-kind/6427859629.html
OK, I finally found this 30 year earlier version, not Jeep powered but fun to watch. Made from a Fordson Tractor, but also shows a mid 20’s Chevy Touring. Wonder why this idea didn’t fly?
http://www.flixxy.com/snow-vehicle-concept.htm
I have absolutely no need or use for this. Why do I want it so bad? Could it be a rare symptom of “Willys Disease”?
Lew: I couldn’t agree more!
Glenn: Thanks for the link.
Now that really spikes the ole “cool meter”!! Yum!
I’ve seen them based on a Ferguson T20 farm tractor. The downside was extreme fuel inefficiency- on Artic travels they couldn’t carry enough gasoline.