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Remember in the Longest Day when John Wayne was wounded? His buddies pulled him around in an "airborne hand cart." Well, the official name is "Hand Cart, M3A4, Utility." The John Wood Mfg. Co. made this example in 1944. Still in the original paint with original tires, this cart is in "as-found" condition but can be employed immediately in a static display or a simple restoration for active service. As is the case with most of these trailers still found in the wild, it is missing the drawbar. However, our friend Hayes Otoupalik has reproduced these and has them available for about $300. The axle grease cup on the right side is missing as well. Several of the bolts holding the axle in place and the U-clamp that holds the tongue to the box (these are the bolts that are pulled to break the cart down for shipping, so this makes some sense). Other than that, the cart is complete. Because these were designed as utility carts, there are a number of holes along the box for the addition of clamps or footman loops, depending on the particular intended use. The tires are the original WWII Goodyears, but the side of one is blown out. For rolling around with no load, this isn't a problem, but if you wanted to use this cart, you will want to buy a pair of the reproduction tires that are available. There are areas of minor surface rust. This one is so nice though, it is a toss-up whether to leave it in the original paint or restore it to original condition (our friend John Bizal at Midwest Military, Inc. can provide all your restoration needs - http://www.midwestmil.com). The data plate on the side lists its serial number 30461 and year of manufacture 1944. Though collectors and reenactors refer to these as "airborne carts", these show up on a number of various TO&Es, including infantry units in both the European and Pacific theaters (even the 10th Mountain Division listed a number!) so it will fit into a wide variety display scenarios. How big is it? It was designed to be pulled by two men (though it is very easily maneuvered by just one), towed behind a scooter, motorcycle or even a Jeep. Overall dimensions are about 178cm x 99cm x 51cm (70"x 39"x 20"). This can be shipped anywhere within the continental United States for $75. It probably can be shipped overseas, but rates have to be determined on a country-by-country basis. These hand carts are about the neatest military vehicle you can own, restore and use without having to give up a stall in the garage (and you can always tell your wife how handy it will be for working around the yard)!

The price he has on it is $2350. I am not the owner of this...just posting. Contact Jeff at http://www.advanceguardmilitaria.com. I think you can log on as just a guest to see it. It is in the WWII section.