Jeep Nukiser Pickup

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The Jeep Nukiser was built back in 2010 as a throwback to the Jeep Kiser military trucks from the Korean war. This means it’s built on a military platform with a diesel engine to give it plenty of power off-road. At this week’s Easter Jeep Safari, Nathan had the exclusive chance to drive the Nukiser in Moab and now you can take a look at his off-road adventure.

TFL Truck

It's cool, but I'll stick with my Dodge.

 Can't argue with that!

Think they could put anything close to that into production for less than 40 thousand.

Scout wrote:

Think they could put anything close to that into production for less than 40 thousand.  

It would need to be a crew cab and have at least ten cup-holders or the masses wouldn't want it.

i'd settle for 8 cupholders  

But as was stated in the video, vision was very poor. I like the look, but it is too tight inside. I still see the older ones when the army auctions them off every few months.

Any idea how much the auction ones are going for?

Depends on what you want. A lot of people change them over to 12 volt with an alternator, so they are no longer original. They sell from a couple of thousand up to $7-8K depending on home much work was done on them
Except for the tires, Mine is all original, they sell depending on the condition and whether they have a winch and rear canvas with troop seats from $1500 (barely running) up to $15-$20K.
I need to drop the fuel tank, clean it out and get it running again, I think mine would easily sell for $7500-$8,000.
A neighbor wants to buy mine for $7K as is and wants to paint it orange. I would sell it for that price, but won't sell to him if he is going to paint it orange.