This Mohs SafariKar is one of three prototype hunting vehicles designed by inventor and entrepreneur Bruce Baldwin Mohs and built by the Mohs Seaplane Corporation of Madison, Wisconsin, in 1973.  Based on an International Harvester Travelall chassis, the SafariKar features tungsten alloy bulkheads, aluminum body panels wrapped in padded Naugahyde, a manually retractable aluminum top, doors that slide open horizontally on linear rams, and three-abreast pivoting front bucket seats. Power is from a 392ci V8 paired with an automatic transmission, and additional equipment includes power-assisted steering and drum brakes as well as AM/FM and CB radios.
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