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According to the M201.com website, in 2009 the Musee Des Blindes in Saumur, France, unveiled a Hotchkiss M201 ENTAC. I do not remember ever seeing one of these.
As far as I can tell, this M201 is the only jeep at this particular museum. These first and last pics are from this page on the M201 website. The 2nd pic was on Flicker and taken by Massimo Foti.
What a perfect commuter vehicle, just the thing to open up a parking spot in those congested parking lots. Best of all … no one would want to pass you and be ahead of you on the highway. This is even better than the seven hand gestures for the open road!
Yeah .. I wouldn’t mind some of those rockets on my car!
Better make sure the gas cap it tight before shooting those off! I think the only reason there’s only one is this is the one they haven’t test fired yet. : )
It’s interesting that these were made in the 50’s and 60’s when the Jeep, looks to my untrained eye, just like a ’42-’45 MB or GPW with a convincing set of pursuaders mounted onboard.
Where is the gas cap??? … Maybe it is rocket propelled?? I think I would rather work with the 105 mm recoilless. Not only can you waste the guy in front but the venting out of rear will take care of the tailgater