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I have wondered how much lateral movement was acceptable and I have about 1-11/2. My question is when my rear axles are in alignment and I leave my driveway and make a tight right hand turn, I hear a clunk, and when I get out I have about 1-11/2 of lateral movement. What concerns me is the...

Engine, Rotella 15-40 non-synthetic. Trans & Transfer. NAPA 90wt. GL-1. Diffs, Valvoline 80-90 non-synthetic. Grease Fittings, Lucas green or tacky red. Brakes DOT 5. Power Steering......I wish.

I agree with a couple other posts here. If you can pick it up at the scrap metal price you can get it home and look it over to see exactly what condition it's in. If it's more than you care to tackle then part it out and make a couple bucks.

Thanks for all the pics there are some good ideas here. I'm interested in the S-280 for my M35, or an S-250 for my M105A2.

Good looking truck with lot's of potential. Good Luck!

Buddy of mine has a 53 REO Gasser W/W and the headlights are mounted low.

When you check the other axle bearings, also check the axle nut torque. Hi-way breakdowns are my nightmare, because Nevada has so many hi-ways in the middle of nowhere. Nice that you didn't have a lot of damage.

Great rig, a go any where hotel! Just out of curiosity how did the Subaru come out after the altercation with the ladder?

Thanks for bringing this piece of history all the way back. After seeing George C. Scott riding in one in Patton it became my favorite MV, and one day if I hit the lotto I just might.............

I understand the AM General headquarters are in South Bend Indiana. Do you know if the South Bend plant is still in operation? The plant goes back to the Studebaker days, it's where Studebaker assembled M35 trucks in the 50s and early 60s.

You might try Saturn Surplus they have military genset parts, engines, and some complete units. Ph # 717-692-9500

Fuel Injection pump gremlins will definitely try your patience. coolnick73 your in good hands, the folks here will get ya through it.

Looks complete so I hope it's a good runner and you can keep it.

For today I get to put on new Nevada 150th Anniversary license plates.....with new hardware no less!

Too Cool. How about making a shift knob for your M35.

Yea, I like Arnold's M47. We have a Munitions Museum here in Hawthorne, and they just acquired a clean M47 early this year. They haven't started it, but it's all there. It was built by American Locomotive Company (ALCO) in Schenectady NY. in 1953. Then it spent most of it's military career with...

Picked up my M35A2 and the battery box supports were bent, and it had a big crease in the oil pan all from a forklift.

This week oil, filters, and partial coolant change.

I agree with some other posts here. Do your self a favor and buy a good solid truck with all the trimmings you want from the git-go. You'll save your self time, money, and headaches over buying a fixer upper. My M35A2C was built in 72 and was rebuilt in 10-89 so it's probably as up to date as an...

Great News.........thanks.