The Beep has proved to be a great base to start a whole lot of fun!

Check out our newest MINI-BEEP build photos from our new friend Mike In Kendallville, IN. Thanks for the photos Mike!

"I thought you would like to see some photos of my Mini Beep. I have had a lot of fun with it. My wife did not think much of it until she saw it finished. Now she loves it! Like a lot of others I have made some cosmetic changes to it."

"I have added a 10 Ft. boom attachment for it along with a weight box behind the front bumper. I rigged up a back pack hanger on the spare tire. I added 4 ammo cans to hold tools and extra nuts and bolts and the manual to show all the people who stop me to ask what it is."

"Radio/CD player along with head lights, running lights, brake lights and a horn. Also a cloth folding top.

The top was a challenge due to lack of sewing skills. A new skill I have added to my resume. I hope to add more details to it in the future like 30 cal. gun and a windshield. I'm sure I'll find other things to add with a little more thought."

"I also picked up a used trailer and fixed it up with some decals and painted the tires to match. I hope to pull the trailer with the Beep in the parade in the future."

"The Beep has proved to be a great base to start a whole lot of fun!"

Thanks!! 

Mike --- Kendallville, IN

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I would recommend this to anyone!



Our friend Bob from AL was kind enough to email us pics and a review of his MINI-BEEP build. Here's his story below. 

"I found the MINI-BEEP site by looking for plans for an off road vehicle to use around the house and the lake. When I first saw these plans I knew I had to build one. After receiving the plans and reading through them, I started on my project. The plans were very easy to understand, with all the photos and detailed instructions. The best thing about the whole project is stated on the plans, "Build It Your Way." Since being an Army Veteran, I knew I had to build it to look like an old Army Jeep. The plans are so well laid out, that it was a very enjoyable project. The body of the MINI-BEEP is engineered excellent, as it was much stronger than I thought possible. Since completing the MINI-BEEP, the compliments are non-stop.  Everyone that sees it wants to know where I got the plans, and of course I let them know it is from the Struck Corporation. I remember from my childhood looking at the ads in mechanical magazines of the small bulldozers (always wanted one) which were from the Struck Corporation, and knowing that this company was still in business, I knew that the MINI-BEEP was a quality product. I would recommend this to anyone that would like a very enjoyable project, wives , kids, and/or grandchildren would love to help."

"My MINI-BEEP was built on a tube frame with a 14 hp Honda clone engine, with a CVT clutch. I used a small go-kart rack n pinion for the steering and the wheels are 14" rim from a small car. The (fake) gauge bezels I used were made from the tops off of soda cans. The machine gun was made from PVC pipe and foam matting, hot glued together."

"Again, this was a great project that I am very proud of and would recommend to all. I will be taking it to a local car show in the next couple weeks."  -- Bob, AL.

Beautiful job Bob! Want to submit your MINI-BEEP or MAGNATRAC story?  Email us reviews, photos, and videos to info@struckcorp.com today!



Jason from CO shows us his finished MINI-BEEP!

Jason from CO was kind enough to show us his finished MINI-BEEP. From what we can tell it loooks like the wife and kids love it. Beautiful scenery in CO. Here are his comments on the MINI-BEEP.

"Here are some pictures of the Mini-Beep that my father and I built. We wanted to say what good engineering you have done.We have yet to take it out on the water but are preparing to." -- Jason, CO

MINI-BEEP Amphibious ORT extremely popular!

Our MINI-BEEP ORT has been extremely popular. What is the MINI-BEEP? It's a 4/5th scale version of a JEEP. That is not only fun, but also $1,000's less than an ATV, and better yet it floats like a boat!  Best of all you build it yourself and save. It's a great project to pass down the skills of a lifetime to your son, daughter or the grand kids.

Don't believe that it floats?  See the video.