DUKW on ebay

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DUKW on ebay

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There is a pretty good looking DUKW on ebay 230017386335. Owner claims it runs and swims. In New Jersey.
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$8100.00 bid and the reserve not met :shock: For a dukw that looked to me as it needed alot of work,with alot of missing and expensive and very hard to find parts. Am I out of touch here and that is what these trucks are going for in that condition. Any dukw people out there that can set me straight :) If thats the case instead of DUKW I will stick to CCKW :wink: to rich for my blood :!:
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Post by armydriver »

I can recall a time, some 20 years ago that the collectorz market really did not want the DUKW's and now they seem to be in demand. I am not sure why, but then there are no more than what is left and that probably makes them pretty scarce.
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Post by pfarber »

There are quite a few... well more than realized, good CCKW and DUKWs in Europe.

By the time you restore a rust bucket... you could have bought the restored/workign original from overseas.

Saving every CCKW/DUKW is our goal.... but not every hulk can be saved :(
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Post by Degsy »

Prices up to $60,000 are being asked for restored DUKW,s this side of the pond.
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Post by armydriver »

There are several of them in Hot Springs Arkansas being operated by a tour company taking people on lake tours. One sank several years ago and several people drowned. If I recall they had the lifejackets stored where they could not get to them when the truck began to sink. No one was wearing a life jacket.
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Post by John V Cliche »

Hi Degsy,
Yea the're getting $60,000. US on this side of the pond also :shock:
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Post by Degsy »

Heavily modified DUKW's are used for tours in Liverpool and London, as part of the tours they 'swim' in the rivers Mersey and Thames.
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Post by Matt »

Hi Degsy,

I'm sure there are some also used for tours on the Liffey in Dublin.

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Post by Degsy »

Yes Matt I'd forgotten about those, I haven't heard anything of them for awhile now, are they still going?
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