The 10 Weirdest Vehicles On eBay Right Now

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This week's assembly of the strange and wonderful on eBay may contain more wonder than strangeness. But it's all fun, and we hope you think so, too.

10. No Power Wheels; it's the Real Deal

Vehicle: 1980 M151 MUTT
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Complex Says: MUTT stands for “Military Unit Tactical Truck,” and this breed of tank was the one that got the U.S. through the Vietnam War. This particular "tank" is believed to have been used in Kosovo. Comes with prop guns. If that Hummer H1 isn't doing it for you anymore, why not step up your ride to an actual former military vehicle?

9. That's "Mr. J" to You

Vehicle: 1952 Henry J Coupe
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Complex Says: Never heard of the Henry J? It was the Kaiser-Frazer Corporation's mass-market car for the Everyman. It used a 4-cylinder engine from the Willys-Overland CJ-3A Jeeps, and it was the most basic of stripped-down, two-door coupes. Neither the Henry J nor Kaiser-Frazer Corporation survived long after the Henry J's introduction. The former was phased out in 1954, and the latter became Willys Motors.

8. No, Not a Golf Cart

Vehicle: 1962 Steyr Puch Haflinger
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Complex Says: American military vehicles not doing it for you? Why not try a Swiss Army vehicle to go with your Swiss Army knife? This isn't the Pinzgauer, although the same company went on to build the Pinzgauer in later years. This, instead, is the Pinzgauer's smaller, nimbler brother. It's a tiny all-terrain vehicle that is useful even today. Some enthusiasts use them for everyday farm work. If that's your thing, maybe this is your auction.

7. The Norwegians are Coming!

Vehicle: 1963 Volvo L3314N
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Complex Says: This particular vehicle was once used by the Norwegian military. If you're looking to complete a world military vehicle collection, you could do worse than scour eBay this week. Volvo supplied these vehicles to the Swedish army. The company also marketed a civilian version, called the Laplander.

6. Scary Movie Bus

Vehicle: 1938 Ford Bus
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Complex Says: Lots of classic Fords show up on eBay, but we don't see many old busses like this. The owner says it has a solid steel floor, and that this bus has never had any seats. It could use some restoration--or not, if you're a filmmaker on a budget and you're looking for an interesting set piece.

5. Fire at the Sock Hop

Vehicle: 1957 Ford Pumper Fire Truck
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Complex Says: There's something so classic and comforting about a beautifully restored old fire truck like this. This truck definitely falls on the cool side of weird. The only thing truly weird about it is that the auction for this truck starts at only $3,500. The owner cautions that it may sell locally and become unavailable on eBay, so move fast if you need this in your life.

4. How Meter Maids Roll

Vehicle: 2002 Westward Industries GO-4 Interceptor
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Complex Says: Westward Industries converted this from a Hyundai, which the owner says makes it a lot easier to find parts for than classic Cushmans. It qualifies as a motorcycle, according to insurance companies. We're not sure exactly what it "intercepts," though...small dogs and strollers?

3. Modern Griswold Family Truckster

Vehicle: Wooden Pickup Truck
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Complex Says: This is what the Griswold Family Truckster evolved into when Clark Griswold finally got sick of hauling his family around on vacation. No, actually, we're plenty familiar with woody wagons...but woody pickups? It's like an old-school kid's toy come to life.

2. Street-Legal Go-Kart

Vehicle: Trigger Go-Car
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Complex Says: It's a street-legal go-kart. Sure, it goes only 35 mph. But if you've ever gone karting, you know that 35 feels pretty fast when you're that close to the ground. A head-turner, for sure.

1. Wasn't this on "Jackass"?

Vehicle: Giant Shopping Grocery Cart
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Complex Says: This is actually a motorized vehicle. In fact, it's powered by a Mustang engine (though the owner doesn't specify which one), and it will allegedly go up to 100mph. To drive it, you have to be in the child seat at the front of the cart. We're pretty sure it isn't street-legal--after all, it's not one of those carts that has a seat belt for your child. You can apparently fit up to 25 people in this cart at a time, in case you were wondering.