2020 Quadro Sherp Pro at No Reserve

This 2020 Quadro Sherp Pro is an amphibious all-terrain vehicle that was manufactured in Ukraine and spent time in Florida with one owner before being acquired by the selling dealer in 2025. Finished in olive drab, the vehicle features an aluminum cab with a front access door, a rooftop escape hatch, and a bed out back. It rides on 25″ steel wheels mounted with 71″ low-pressure tires and is powered by a Kubota 1.5-liter turbodiesel inline-four linked with a five-speed manual gearbox. The interior of the cab is trimmed in diamond-pattern tan upholstery and houses two black vinyl–trimmed bucket seats along with an aftermarket sound bar. Further equipment includes a skid-steer setup with dual steering levers as well as a central tire inflation system, disc brakes, and a roll cage. This Sherp is now offered in Melbourne, Florida, for off-road use only by the selling dealer at no reserve with a bill of sale.

Quadro International is based in Ukraine and manufactures special-purpose amphibious vehicles for search and rescue, transportation, and industrial uses. The aluminum body of this Sherp is finished in olive drab and features a front access door, a rooftop escape hatch, and a protective cage around the cab. Further details include LED headlights, rubberized mud flaps, and a windshield wiper.

The 25″ steel wheels are mounted with 1600×600-25 3 Шepп low-pressure tires that feature paddle treads and provide buoyancy and propulsion on water, while a central tire inflation system automatically maintains tire pressure at a preset level. The setup provides 20.7″ of ground clearance with the ability to climb or descend a 35-degree grade, and top speed on land is approximately 25 mph.

The pickup bed is accessed via a dropdown tailgate and lined with diamond-patterned mats with red accents, which also cover the floors inside the cab.

The black vinyl–trimmed bucket seats feature embroidered Sherp logos are accompanied by diamond-patterned tan upholstery on the interior of the cab. An aftermarket sound bar is mounted above the tilt-out rear window, and further details include a heater, 12-volt outlets, and sliding side windows.

Dual steering levers provide directional control through a skid-steer setup. Gauges for voltage, fuel level, and coolant temperature are mounted overhead along with an hour meter that indicates 388 operating hours.

The Kubota V1505T 1.5-liter turbodiesel inline-four sends power to all four wheels through a five-speed manual gearbox and a chain-drive system. An engine oil change was performed in preparation for the sale.

The skid-steer mechanism apportions stopping force to the left and right sides of the vehicle via dual disc brakes. The selling dealer tells us that the brake master cylinders were replaced under their ownership.

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.