'86 AM GENERAL M123 for sale in MO

[GoldComet6]

Found this on truckpaper.com......just passing along the info. Not an auction -so I don't believe I'm violating any SS rule here. If you buy it, I get a ride...

1986 AM GENERAL M123
$6500, 5 Ton Military Truck, 1400 Hours, Ideal for Litter or Manure Truck, Excellent Condition

1986 AM GENERAL M123 Cab & Chassis Truck For Sale At TruckPaper.com

Specifications

Quantity 1 Year 1986 Manufacturer AM GENERAL Model M123 Price US $6,500 Location Butler, Missouri Condition USED Cab Standard Cab Check for Over Drive No

Contact: [SIZE=+1]C&J Farms Inc[/SIZE]
[SIZE=+1]Cody Burch[/SIZE] Truck/Trailer is located in:
[SIZE=+1]Butler, Missouri[/SIZE]
[SIZE=+1]Phone: (660)679-3488[/SIZE]
[SIZE=+1]or (660)424-0511[/SIZE]

 

[GoldComet6]

BTW: They usually have quite a few Deuces (23) and 5 tons (3) listed too. Trucks are being sold by businesses, individuals and GL.

Just FYI...

 

[drgreg]

Don't think that is a M123.

 

[BFR]

m123 5ton

 

[Capt.Marion]

That's a 5-ton, not a 10 ton, M809 series. (Cummins NHC-250, air can on driver's fender, et cetera)

Most likely a Truck, Chassis M812, or Truck, Cargo M813...

 

[mlwats1@hotmail.com]

i drove 600 plus miles in that truck, cody and it is a m813 with the winch & bed removed still had the PTO the last time i looked

 

[mlwats1@hotmail.com]

i helped david tayler build up the tires it did have 10 11:00x20 they are stacked in rich hill mo

 

[jrou111]

Here's an M123 for comparison:

 

[Recovry4x4]

You can't appreciate a 10 ton until you stand next to one.

 

[vinny-socom1]

You can't appreciate a 10 ton until you stand next to one.

Yep makes my 5ton look like a duce..

 

[mlwats1@hotmail.com]

You can't appreciate a 10 ton until you stand the spare tire up after fixing it 14:00 x 24 is a heavy rubber

 

[KaiserM109]

You can't appreciate a 10 ton until you stand next to one.

We had a 10 ton tractor in our motor pool in Vietnam. The driver parked it with the engine kill lever pushed back in. We inadvertently bumped it on the rear with a D8 dozer and it started. Just before it reached a row of M151s a guy caught up with it and stopped it. It would have just climbed up on top and kept on going.

The truck in jrou111’s picture is missing the step ladder that folds down out of the bumper so that you can check the radiator.

I wish that one was really a 10 ton, I’d pay $6500 in a flash for one; I’d even trade off my second born.

 

[davesgmc]

Yep makes my 5ton look like a duce..

my 5 ton makes a 5 ton look like a deuce!

 

[jrou111]

The truck in jrou111’s picture is missing the step ladder that folds down out of the bumper so that you can check the radiator.

Yes, but you're missing the point that it moved THIS:

 

[Recovry4x4]

10 tons are frequently used to move houses and buildings. That seems to be their biggest civilian job.