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That is too bad you had to cancel. Maybe next year!

A few more pics here of me out having fun. I will work on getting some interior shots. It still has the original canvas seat covers. The center gun rack removed, in lieu of GM console/cupholders.

I have a 2005 LSSV, purchased from 63foxtrot and also formerly owned by the late DJfreema. RIP sir. Here are some pictures taken in the last year or so that I have owned it. I removed the troop seats, added HMMWV wheels with 33" tires, and added nFab 6-gun step rails. I would like to do a...

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Thanks, understood!

Warthog and I scheduled a quick towbar recovery of a M35A2 today. We used a M931A2 as the primary tow vehicle, but when it gave out, we used the LSSV to pull them both to the finish line. The truth is I ran out of fuel in the left tank as we pulled in the gate, and couldn't get it switched over.

Great news. Good luck with getting your recovery back on track tomorrow!

Simply an awesome transformation! Nice work.

Looks great!

Yikes, sounds like a bad situation.

Yes sir, I think mine is model 250M (1st generation). It is very handy.

That's good mom!

Not much snow accumulates here in OKC, but fun nonetheless.

I believe the two diameters are 2" (standard/commercial) and 3.5" (oversize/military). On military tractors, any all wheel drive tractor bigger than a 5 ton is 3.5". Everything else is 2".

Very sad chain of events.

OMG, awesome video! I think I just wet myself.

The M871 and M872 are very well suited for the M915A1. Neither are well suited for the M916. The M871 is well suited for M931 in lower speed and offload environments.

What do you think it would cost to haul on a commercial carrier? $20-$30 per mile?

I have a M911 & M747 that could be used to move it.

I'm glad you got home safely and I'm glad you got a good truck. I don't remember ever getting a PM or email from you. Which OK members did you contact? I think this is your 3rd post here. Before you alienate a state full of helpful members, I would caution you about calling out Oklahoma...