This WWII-style Jeep ATV was constructed during the past year by the seller using a Jeep-style steel body mounted atop the frame and running gear of a 2005 Yamaha Raptor 50 ATV. Work included modifying the body and frame, fitting a forward-mounted fuel tank, installing a black seat, and fabricating a custom canopy with tan fabric. Power is provided by a Yamaha 49cc SOHC 4-stroke single linked to an automatic transmission and shaft drive. The independent double-wishbone front suspension, swingarm, rear-mounted monoshock, drum brakes, and electric starter were retained from the Raptor. The body is finished in green with white stars, and additional features include a folding windscreen, grab bars, and side steps. This Willys Jeep-style ATV is now offered at no reserve in Jacksonville, Oregon, on a bill of sale.

The seller purchased the steel Jeep-style body shell approximately a year ago and subsequently modified it to fit the Raptor’s frame. The work included altering the cockpit floor, fitting a fuel tank under the hood, and constructing a custom canopy with tan fabric. The body was then refinished in green with white-painted military stars. Equipment includes a folding windscreen frame, grab bars, side steps, headlight cut-outs, and a grille.

The 7″ steel wheels are wrapped in Sunf Power 18×7 ATV tires. Stopping power is provided by dual front drum brakes and a single rear drum brake. The ATV rides on an independent double-wishbone front suspension and a swingarm with a monoshock at the rear.

The silver handlebar was retained and features black grips, electric-start controls, a hand-operated throttle lever, and front and rear brake levers. A floor-mounted lever on the left side of the footwell selects Drive or Neutral. The painted dash houses an ignition switch and a digital gear-selector display. The seller notes that a safety kill-switch tether assembly is included.

The cockpit features a single seat trimmed in black vinyl along with rubber floor mats.

The air-cooled 49cc single-cylinder SOHC 4-stroke sends power to the rear wheels via a shaft drive and an automatic transmission. Recent work included replacing the engine oil and filter and replacing the spark plug.

Photos in the gallery show the Raptor frame after the blue plastic bodywork was removed.