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It's not a standard M35A2. It's a radio truck of some sort. It has lots of guages...Really? Then refer to post #1:
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It's not a standard M35A2. It's a radio truck of some sort. It has lots of guages...Really? Then refer to post #1:
Tracking this factIt's not a standard M35A2. It's a radio truck of some sort. It has lots of guages...
Except for this guys electrical shop truck it seems, which was the point I was making.I'm telling you guys, they're not coming after anybodys trucks.
Talked with the item manager for my truck. He said that the truck needed demilitarized due to the gauges in the shop van. I told him that the only thing in the van was work benches. No electronic equipment, gauges or any thing else.
He said he was working on the situation and his equipment manager would be back next week. He would call me by Thursday and let me know what to do.
In the meantime I am to hang tight and wait on his call.
Thanks Chief_919 for your help in finding the person that I needed to talk too.
Yeah, I'm so uptight about the whole deal I keep spending time and money working on it to make it all the better for the repo man.I'm telling you guys, they're not coming after anybodys trucks. Relax. Just a small glitch with somebody at DOD. Or whomever.
Finally something worth reading in this threadTalked with the item manager for my truck. He said that the truck needed demilitarized due to the gauges in the shop van. I told him that the only thing in the van was work benches. No electronic equipment, gauges or any thing else.
He said he was working on the situation and his equipment manager would be back next week. He would call me by Thursday and let me know what to do.
In the meantime I am to hang tight and wait on his call.
Thanks Chief_919 for your help in finding the person that I needed to talk too.
That statement is idiotic and wrong. If the verbiage wasn't in the contract when it was signed by the purchaser, changing the contract after it is signed will not apply to the signer. THAT'S THE POINT OF A CONTRACT! If that weren't the case, any contract would be a worthless piece of paper because it could be changed at any time. Any changes in a contract must be presented to the signer and it must be resigned to have any effect.Saying that it has a grandfather clause is like saying that you don't have to stop at a stop sign because it wasn't there yesterday![]()
That gauge thing is not good news, people. Make preps accordingly.