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I really hope those 4 shells did not hit the scrap yard :(:(

Anyone see the other one sitting next to it? :D:D

I am with warhorses. Good luck with your truck.

Your door shape may of looked like that, but according to the dataplate, it has supplemental armor, meaning these doors. It is a piece of steel that goes over the door...

RIP: Very rare prototype HMMWV. Why would you take such a rare vehicle swimming? Generally the military had doors on it when they did that :lost:

Can you modify X doors to make them fit in your truck?

:ditto: I completely agree with warhorses. I would see if the musuem at Knights Armament would be interested. They are not short on cash in anyway and are always looking for rare vehicles.

So basically you have an early TOW missile carrier HMMWV w/ Supplemental Armor (aka X doors with a piece of steel added). Your truck originally had a slantback top and TOW missile fittings, brackets, and mounts. Are there any odd brackets in the back of the truck? Very rare truck.

What happened to your MRAP/Halftrack thing?

That dash arangment sure isn't right, it might actually be a prototype. Can you do any shots of the whole vehicle?

Do any of the surplus companies (or anyone on here) have M1077 flatracks for a PLS? I could be needing one soon.

Wow...

Ours is a T114 (Prestandardized 1963 M114) and it has a white interior. I do not the number on our exterior color. I spoke to an armor officer and he said when he was first going through ROTC in the early-mid 60s, the gasser M113s and M114s were white. In early to mid 70s he started to see Sea...

Alright, Thanks.

Interesting.

I have seen quite a few HMMWVs with the grille pushed out accommodate the 6.5T. But I just look on epay at a sand colored HMMWV in which the guy wants a $105K and his grille is just a standard grille like on 6.2/6.5NA trucks. Anybody knows why some are extended and while some aren't?

I think I remember hearing about a cut out "jeep" (not sir what type) at the transportation musuem. Bikeman, when you go to Fort Lee, could you take some pictures of the vehicles awaiting display? I have heard they are near a railway platform.

You will get much better help at the G838 board. They are dedicated to MUTTs and there is a guy by the name of muttguru who probabley knows about them.

Never heard of a "cut away" MUTT. Did the military do this or are you doing this to do something "different"?

I agree with the suggestion above, go get a copy of David Doyle's "The complete DUKW", here is his website, you might be able to get it signed too at check out. http://www.daviddoylebooks.com/Detail-80001-DUKW-1.htm