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seen this? TM-9-2320-211-20 Truck Chassis: 5-Ton 6x6 M39 M39A2 M40 M40A1 M40A2 M40A1C M40A2C M61 M61A1 M61A1 M61A2 M63 M63A1 Manual includes your truck.. Mike

Saw this bird last weekend at Miramar MCAS museum... I had been there several times but never realized that this 46 was 'THE' 46 from the last days of Vietnam.. Wow!.. Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum and Historical Foundation found one pic on the web also.. Mike

:???: I think the whole problem was that the OP didn't originally post the thread in the "Deuce Modification and Hot-Rodding " forum.. WADR, Curious how many of the folks in the stock deuce forum could actually survive a real close look at their rigs.. Car Show Judging Form again, no...

here's a Van Pelt bodied 1945 Dodge fire truck, looks like the same config..I was thinking some other type and maybe 4x4.. Thanks for the links.. Mike

anyone familiar with the Dodge model WFA31 ? I have seen mention of it as a 1944 era model but unknown if military or civilian. The one I have read on was a possible 1944 model and configured by Van Pelt of California around 1946 as a fire truck in the back country of Central California.. Any...

here's the ebay link for the completed auction..ton's of pics.. Military MRAP Cougar APC Casspir MPV Buffalo 6x6 HEP NR | eBay no affiliation with ebay/seller/buyer, no connection..just for reference.. hopefully not been posted, if so will delete.. Mike

Ha, I was on vacation during the other thread..thats the place I saw it also.. sorry for the dupe thread.. Mike

so is that what it is? A body transfer to the rear of a deuce and as you say, a poor job? has this rig already been talked about on SS? Still like the concept, however.. Mike

Almost looks like a form of MRAP rear body on this deuce..looks good I think.. Seen outside through the fence of a business that rebuilds and sells MV's. It was closed so couldn't ask anyone or get too close up for pics.. Anyone seen anything like this in service? mike

that link just above looks like a 26' motor whaleboat to me.. Mike

was this trailer used/manufactured during the overall period of DUKW production years and all models ( sorry don't know the correct terms for the vertical and slanted windshield models-is there a term?) Mike pic from the CCKW.org site

link added to the Mil fire truck thread.. Mike

I don't think the M36a2's departure angle (24 degrees vs the deuce's 40 degrees-the A3's is the same as an A2, right?) would be a problem in most rv useable campgrounds. Just check out the overhangs on fancy class A's.. As far as turning radius, I did a quick google search and came up with the...

not much to add but found this link: Home of Warboats.org by Combatant Craft of America Mike

just take a connector/plug from both ends/needs and have an auto electrical shop make you up a cable (civi plug on one end, Mil plug on the other) then you will have everything you need and won't have to change anything.. Mike

fold up kitchen.. no connection with the seller (maybe company not even in business anymore as ad says built in 1969..) but saw this all-in-one-unit while surfing the web.... 115 volt requirement may not be in favor for mobile rigs but thought concept was cool...

Saw this today.. long ad in the beginning...sorry.. Remote-control truck gift saves soldiers? lives | The Lookout - Yahoo! News Mike

HT, what is the overall height of your truck and camper set up? mike

not that you all have a ton of space but here's another idea, beds coming down from the ceiling in a Toy hauler.. go to YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. and search for this video: Dune Sport: Electric Beds I didn't want to put the direct video link here as it takes up too much thread space for...

would this be a browser problem interfacing with the SS server..? whose using what? I'm using Safari I can post w/o quotes.. smileys: :shock::beer:nopics ..:rant: and a quick pic from the GL add on the page I was looking at edit...sometimes smileys show, sometimes not when page is...