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the color is 383 Green. Gillespie does sell something similiar to it but is glossy compared to CARC

He used Sherwin Williams' CARC paint. This is the exact paint used by the military at $70-120/gallon. Depends on where you get it

You know I was thinking that was an '80's contracted truck by the heater vent location and the two concaved lines on the rear back sides of the cab. Both are indicative of an '80's truck. Great score!!!!!! Pretty rare truck you got there

Hey Josh, you and Canislupus (Bill) can convoy up together as you guys are both in Portland. May want to PM him to coordinate your plans:wink:

Verify via warranty plate on dash and do you have dual airpacks?

LOL, I was geared up and ready/willing to do the same w/the M109's that were at FT Riley. My wife is still harassing about that one. She is thanking God that I didn't win the truck. Hmm 3600 miles round trip for her in a minivan w/a 2 and 5 year old and me in a 109....no problem:wink:

Is Todd going to drive that wrecker home?

Plus the A3 is uglier than sin:wink:

As far as bumper markings. Most didn't have anything. The markings I did see have US NAVY stenciled on the passenger side of the front bumper in 3 inch letters

Oh, the 3rd pic is off of a CUCV w/9461320

Here are some pics of trucks and just in case if anyone wants to know, what the M105A2 markings are.

Great looking paint job. I'm convinced now, I will be going with CARC rather than Gillespies for sure. Thank you

LOL, mobile fuel station. Great looking trailer

MilitaryRestoration has the NATO plug ends for the cable, try him

very nice truck, I must have a M109A3:-)

Ditto on Diesel Kleen. This stuff was recommended to me by some diesel nuts.

No that is not the VIN. The VIN and Serial # are on the dataplate just above the glove box or the VIN is found inside the drivers side wheel well, stamped right on the frame of the truck. The VIN is set up XXXX-XXXXX of course X being a #.

I use either a plastic 1 gallon milk jug and cut out the top at an angle, thus keeping the handle:wink: and I also use a Tropicana Orange Juice 1 gallon jug cut in a similiar fashion. I use plastic b/c I seem to forget to take them off and drive over them all the time. This way plastic won't...

Plus it'll save your J-pipe if you keep your stack covered

DITTO on the stack cover!!!