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Sorry for the delay as I have been working out of town lots. Sorry nothing new but I might have some used ones and will check when I get a chance.

how many do you need ??

Lol

Yes they did :)

I am leaving this paint on it for now but will see in the future as I might paint it to the late 70s paint pattern. I was also told when I purchased it that it was used in the Xmen movie as well

Just posting a few Pictures of my goat as it was used in the filming of the upcoming (War for the Planet of the Apes)coming out next month. They repainted it for the movie and made it look as it has been sitting around for years.

How about my Gama Goat :-D

If you go on Ebay there is a vender in the Netherlands selling them for around $260.00

Thanks, And to all that voted for me :beer:

Oh and pretty please with a cherry on top :whistle:

As this is my first time at this: :funny: :jumpin: :clinto::naner::tank:

I am writing the article over the next week and hope to have a follow up in the next army motors. This might also be the first time someone has had back to back front pictures in army motors as my LSVW was on the front cover of the last one.

Well I just got confirmation that my carrier will be on the front cover of Army Motors for this next issue :clinto:

Thanks for your vote jking615 and yes it has some interesting history behind it.

As the story goes a hunting lodge purchased a bunch of these in the 60's and used them to take out the guests for rides. As they built the lodge close to the lake the shore line was eroding away and they used about 5 of them to use as a bit of a retaining wall to stabilize the shoreline.

Ya kind of like finding buried treasure, Green and not Gold or Silver :-P. Here are a couple more pictures of the removal of them.

That was part of it, There were 5 in total buried as a retaining wall for a hunting lodge back it the 60's here was an article done in wheels and tracks magazine a ways back and hopefully you can read it.

My carrier was buried in the ground for around 25 years and took me 7 1/2 years to find the parts and Finnish her to what you see here.

I will nominate my 1942 Universal Carrier

Just seen this post, Here is a picture of a few of mine :)