This 2023 Zeal Motor Fat Truck 2.8C is an amphibious all-terrain vehicle that was acquired by the seller in 2024 and has been outfitted with an OutEquip 12,500-BTU 12-volt mini-split air conditioning system, dual NewtiPower 12-volt 600Ah lithium batteries, an Auxbeam digital control panel, a weBoost antenna system, and a Sirocco cabin fan. Finished in white with an external black roll cage, the truck is powered by a Caterpillar 2.2-liter turbodiesel inline-four linked to a hydrostatic transmission and an all-wheel belt-drive system. Additional equipment includes 24″ alloy wheels with composite covers, 1640×640 low-pressure paddle tires, a central tire inflation system, an LED roof light bar, a rooftop escape hatch, and front and rear receiver hitches in addition to black vinyl upholstery, a rearview camera, and a folding cab ladder. This Fat Truck is now offered in Texas with a bill of sale.

Canada-based Zeal Motor Inc. manufactures all-terrain amphibious vehicles for remote job site access, utility work, search-and-rescue operations, and recreation. The aluminum body of this example is finished in white with an exterior tubular roll cage. Additional features include LED headlights, a rear LED light bar, sliding side windows, a rooftop escape hatch, a windshield wiper, and front and rear receiver hitches. The vehicle has been outfitted with an exterior charging port on the driver-side radiator cover for the auxiliary batteries in addition to a weBoost cellular antenna and an Auxbeam control setup for the auxiliary lighting. Corrosion on the bumpers is noted.

The 24″ wheels are wrapped in 1640×640 Fat Truck low-pressure tires that feature paddle treads and provide buoyancy and propulsion on water. The setup provides ground clearance of 20.7″ with the ability to climb or descend a 35-degree grade, and top speed on land is 25 mph. Stopping power is provided by hydrostatic pressure along with a safety disc brake that is automatically applied when the vehicle is stopped. A central tire inflation system automatically maintains tire pressure at a preset level.

The front compartment houses individual seats upholstered in black vinyl along with textured black floors and walls. A folding entry ladder provides access to the cab, and additional features consist of an OutEquip 12,500-BTU air conditioning system, a Sirocco fan, a weBoost signal booster, a rearview camera, and an accessory control panel. Shoulder belts, a document pocket, and a master power cutoff switch are also fitted.

A central control console with a display screen and a joystick allows the operator to steer and control the vehicle from either seat. The digital hour meter indicates 154 hours of runtime.

The 2.2-liter Caterpillar turbodiesel inline-four routes power to all four wheels through a hydrostatic transmission and an all-wheel belt-drive system.

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The vehicle does not have a title, as it is not intended for road use, and has not been registered for the street. It is being sold on a bill of sale.