- Weasels during winter trials 1944
- M29 CASEVAC and German POW, 1944
- M29C during trials
- M29 from 99th Infantry Division laying commo wire. France 5 January 1945
- M29 in snow Near Schopen, Belgium 21 January 1945
- Studebaker M29 1944 trials
- M29 CASEVAC ETO 2
- Marine M29C amphibious vehicle on Iwo Jima, 1945
- Weasel Patty Lou, Middelburg Island off the coast of Dutch New Guinea 1944
- M29 Snow Buggy steered with reins
- M29 CASEVAC of the 78th Infantry Division, France January 1945
- M29 CASEVAC in action
- M29C Weasel with 75mm M20 Recoilless Rifle
- Soldiers in Jeep and M29C at Aberdeen 1944
- Tests M29 Weasel at Fort Ord 1944
- Troops in M29 Weasel at ordnance depot in France
- Marines carry women and children To Safety in M29C Weasel on Okinawa
- M29 Weasel on Okinawa 1945
Studebaker M29 Weasel was a World War II fully tracked, lightweight vehicle, designed for operation in snow.
Powerplant: Studebaker Model 6-170 Champion, a 6-cylinder 2779 cm3, 4-stroke engine running on 72 octane gasoline delivering 70 hp at 3,600 rpm.