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Rest of the 900 series

Tease for the deuces to come.

I think this is a commercial style stake bed truck. Not sure.

M900 series 5 tons part 1

I don't think I have all the HEMMT models. I think this is all I have.

Second part of M880 series

Old M880 series pickups

Second part

First part of the 5 ton 809 series

Goat herder time

Anybody have a GOER. Appears I don't have the M877. Sorry

For all you MUTT guys. I had to break them into active and inactive when I downloaded them way back when due to file size. I don't this I have the slick M151 nor the M151 C models.

M55 and M62 (can only attach 10 files at a time)

M54 's

M43B1's

Here's the M38 series vehicles

Dedicated to all Heimdallrs from 1971 to 2018. May your G and H cards be accepted. FAQ: -Following info is kinda dumbed down, let's keep it dumbed down. -The system was the Tactical Equipment Database (TEDB) and went on-line around 1971 (I have a manual from 1975 when we used key punch...

I'll be leaving sometime late Monday or pre-dawn Tuesday. If anyone wants me to move any of my stuff east, let me know ASAP. I'll check messages tonight before I go to bed. I'm already leaving two days behind schedule.

Before us guys that always try to help on this stuff go chasing our tails again due to any further lack of full disclosure; you need to go back and do some research on the 32nd Infantry Division. Your truck is 1966. In 1967 the 32nd was no longer a division but became a separate infantry...

HUH? Interesting because none of mine ever had the registration number on either side of the bumper. Heck I never did my registration number anywhere other than the front hood of my WWII jeep. Ooops, Oh look, it's time for my blood pressure and lithium pills.