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Items are reviewed and accepted/rejected from the DLA at their respective bases. When a certain amount is accumulated they're picked up and shipped to the warehouse and sorted out there for auction generally keeping them in the same lots as issued by DLA. Some items are broken down such as mixed...

I've seen that photo before and remember they came off a trailer or something of the sort. They are not A3 rims for sure.

Can confirm all Wes has said with 3 trucks dated 10', 12', and 12'.

Upgraded the front lights today with the 7" MRAP route clearance lights. It took a little drilling but they fit almost perfect.

I see @papabear doing this : While I'm doing this:

I'll toss in the father of all M1084s, if not all MTVs, the original XM1084. Original mean green.

I'd suggest packing them in a container and going that route. With the wheels removed, M1101/M1102s can be stacked easily and densely. M4k should fit as well but obviously not in such a manner. lol.

Someone on facebook got it or a sister to it. I don't have the shop to bring these two trucks back unfortunately. They're for sale in the classifieds as a "best offer" more for the sake of preserving them.

Sounds like they've got time to share stories. I'll bring the sweat tea if they've got the rocking chairs on the porch. Lol.

A general update on these two trucks. I've made some headway as to preserving them by cleaning them up and sorting VFD parts from the mil-spec parts stowed away in nearly every crevice of these trucks. Both trucks were indeed made before the "M" designator was issued to each type of vehicle...

Check the following: -PDP relays (clean, swap, etc) -Check individual battery voltages and connections -Check the starter button itself (they can develop dead spots) -Check starter cables -Use a screwdriver to connect the starter remote solenoid prongs (next to the power steering reservoir) with...

Since the bed is full of water does it count as a tanker now?

I can't claim credit on that one. I just happen to have it on my toolbar and saw your post. :beer:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-6vGwwEsD-flXsMFBn7VomUUJDuk_aG_to5pzHqzkBc/edit?pref=2&pli=1#gid=0 Everything you need is here.

The older stuff is likely sun faded or at least has always been that way from surplus. You may need to make some samples and go from there.

Correct, they're only useful for the M1089 stinger to lift non-lmtv vehicles (M35, M939, etc) as the FMTVs dont need anything to connect to the stinger. That being said I'm interested.

I believe you are correct.

Ernest said it best! I do want to say @US6x4 has the nicest M813 I've seen to date and hope he runs again this month. :beer:

I like it!!!