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(#12) Supacat All-Terrain Mobility Platform MkIV
Behold the world's baddest golf cart, straight from action in Iraq. This fourth-generation Supacat is capable of carrying 1.6 tons of machine guns, golf clubs, or beer practically anywhere on Earth. It's fully amphibious and uses its six driven wheels as a kind of paddlewheel drive when storming beaches. Capable of 40-plus mph, the ATMP can even be registered to drive on public roads.
You can buy one new from Supacat for around $60,000, but used models in good condition go for as little as $10,000.
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(#20) Go-Ped Knightrider
They say every angel's idea ultimately winds up doing the devil's duty. Yes, the Razor Scooter has officially taken up arms, albeit in motorized form. The Knightrider from Go-Ped is exactly what you think, and it's been "operationally tested" at least a few times by some pretty serious special forces units. In a way, the Knightrider makes perfect sense: it's dead silent, uses off-road suspension and tires, has a range of 25 miles, and it's good for 19 mph in "turbo boost" mode, which is in no way a reference to David Hasselhoff.
It might not be the single coolest military vehicle in the world, but the concept of a military scooter is actually kind of brilliant in its own way. Reasonably priced, too, at $4,700 brand new.
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(#10) WWII Sherman Tank
Classics don't get any more classic than the Sherman. Star of practically every WWII movie you've ever seen, the Sherman is the Ford Model A of Nazi-killing war machines. A Canadian-built, fully original, museum-quality M4A1 Grizzly I Cruiser like the one pictured above will run you $250,000.
Less pristine models can be bought for around $60,000 and basket cases in need of complete restoration might run as little as $20K. Not the cheapest option, but a real Sherman is the only option if a certain neighbor keeps parking their Panzer on your grass.
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(#1) Oshkosh L-ATV
And you though military vehicles couldn't get manlier than the original Humvee. The Humvee's replacement from Wisconsin-based Oshkosh Defense takes the best parts of the H1 and combines it with lessons learned from the last generation MRAP (Mine-Resistant AmbushProtected vehicle). It's also about halfway in size between the two, and that's no accident. The MRAP was hefty for taking the kids to soccer practice.
As of right now, Oshkosh hasn't introduced a civilian version; but it's definitely coming, and will probably cost around $250,000. Don't count on getting the first one, though; you know the Governator's already got dibs.
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(#19) Scud Missile Launcher
Oh, how we miss the '90s. This Soviet-built Scud Missile Launcher hails from the days of Nirvana and went up for auction last year. Having never met its $300,000 reserve price, this fun bit of Saddam memorabilia remains for sale today. Yes, that purchase price includes a real Scud missile captured by U.S. military forces after the invasion of Kuwait - and yes, the whole deal is totally gnarly. -
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