1975 M151A "Wolverine" Utility Vehicle Custom Built by Ocala Fabrication

This 1975 M151A2 aka MUTT, is a fully remanufactured 151 that was hand built from the ground up using 12 gauge steel replacement tubs and 12 gauge body panels. Dubbed the "Wolverine," these trucks were contracted through Ocala Fabrication in Florida, with most of them being sold out of the country. The M151 is registered for street use, but would also make an awesome farm or utility vehicle.

This particular model is 10" shorter than a stock 151 which greatly increases performance in approach and departure angles. With the installed fording kit, the truck can drive in up to 60" of water (don't get too crazy). The Wolverine was engineered with a full roll cage, high backed Baja seats and 5 point racing harnesses. Although the Wolverines were engineered without doors or fixed roofs, this vehicle does have a bikini top.

Over the last 5 years, Classic Car Studio has serviced the 4x4 for a good customer, and now it is up for sale. Because the truck uses all M151 running gear it's easy to service and maintain, and a ton of fun to drive around.

After 5 years of searching, we've been unable to locate another Wolverine for sale in the US.

Engine: U.S. Military Specification 4-cylinder inline, 4-stroke engine Displacement: 2.3 liters Horsepower: 71 HP Fuel System: Ordinance Carburetor Ignition system: 24-volt (Two 12-volt batteries Curb Weight: 2,500 lbs.

Dimensions: Length: 122 inches Width: 68.0 inches Height: 69.0 inches Fuel Capacity: 12 Gallons (64.3 liters) Engine Oil Capacity: 4 Quarts (3.5 liters) Coolant Capacity: 9 Quarts (8.5 liters) Transmission Capacity: 5.5 Pints (2.6 liters) Differential Capacity: 2 Pints (0.9 liters) Tires: 10.5 X 31-R15 4 ply with 6 ply rating.Mud Terrain Type Cruising Range: 300 Miles (482.7 kilometers) Fording Depth: Without fording kit: 21 Inches (53.3 centimeters) With fording kit: 60 Inches (152.4 centimeters) Turning Radius: 18.5 feet (3.7 meters)

Payload: Two Passengers and Personal Equipment.

Maximum operating speeds: 1st gear: 11 mph (17.7 kph) 2nd gear: 21 mph (33.8 kph) 3rd gear: 40 mph (64.4 kph) 4th gear: 65 mph (104.6 kph) Reverse: 9 mph (14.5 kph)