This 1992 AMC Cub 6-wheeled "Moke" was built in Liverpool, England, by Anderson Motor Company. Anderson built their version of the famous Mini Moke, dubbed the "Cub," from 1985-2002. They were offered in both kit and fully assembled versions. While most were in traditional 4-wheeled configuration, a small number were built with tandem rear wheels and designated as the Cub 6. The example offered here is part of a small production run designated for the German market. Far from some "mad-scientist" home-built project, this Cub 6 Moke meets TUV and all the other strict German quality and safety standards in effect when it was produced. All six wheels have brakes, and the parking brake applies the brakes on all four rear wheels. Also, instead of the 998cc engine supplied in most 4-wheeled Mokes, this one has the much-more-powerful 1275cc unit in then-current-Mini fuel-injected form running 62hp through its Mini 4-speed manual transaxle. Plus, it offers a sizable rear cargo area. This car was discovered and stashed away in Germany and subsequently imported to the U.S. in 2022. Since then, this Moke has undergone extensive freshening, which included flushing and replacing all fluids and replacement of all rubber parts, lines and hoses subject to aging, including tires. **TITLED AS 1992 AMC AMC CUB** **TITLE IN TRANSIT**