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That's a good idea, I have a few of the UH1's still in box. Will have to look later.

I don't even want to think how many deuce's I have in the house. I went on a spending spree when I was overseas, just the one I posted above I have 5. I just need the rest of the stuff to make the truck. Did you find the small mirrors for the truck or are you making your own?

Actually, I would have a deuce there and a F350, as there is only a couple feet difference between the 2 vehicles.

See the M125 pic about that is pretty much what "Jumbo" looks like.

Welcome to the site, there are a lot of Ohio guys on here. I am a a little over an hour east of you in PA. This summer there is a bunch of shows coming up in Ohio.

Ok, now I see you doing this makes me want to build a 2 1/2 ton version. I already have the truck to start with.

You going to update your pic to show off the ring? If the price is right I would be interested on one.

The cargo is the M125.

Be interesting to see the back half of the frame turned into a trailer.

An 813 alone is 9 empty, 15 loaded. I am not sure of the weight of the gun.

I would bet, the company that bought it didn't even thing twice about it. And neither did the others who helped bid it up that high. When I saw it, I was wondering how high it was going to go. Actually surprised it went so cheap.

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Next time they have their show in Alliance you should bring them down, I would love to see those in person.

This is the M37, look familiar? M37 DODGE 3/4 TON 4X4 CARGO TRUCK

Could have been either a bobbed deuce or an M37.

Well if your adding in new ones as well, might as well add the 1112 to the list, the 8 wheel trailer for behind the new trucks.

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That is a very interesting bed, I am also curious about the attachments on the bumper. I would have to guess it was a civil defense truck. But I keep getting drawn to the first pic, with the "pillbox" right beside the truck.

Boy, that sounds familiar. Went through most of the same pitfalls as you are. but at least they are pretty easy to work on.

That's why I use a 2 liter bottle of pop. I hate coffee.