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Unless tha framerails were torch cut or otherwise destroyed, it wasn't demilled.

Thanks for outbidding me on that one....

Whoever said that was full of it. They are the exact same part as a civilian truck. I have replaced beds on trucks still in service, the bed that comes comes in with the same GM part #'s as a civilian bed, I knwo because we did the research seeing if it was cheaper to buy on the civilian...

It is not an issue with your computer. It is an issue with the forum software as it is loaded on the server, and until the owners fix it that problem will persist.

In 2005 I fell in on an equipment set in Afghanistan that had in it a 1968 M35A2 that had never been through rebuild or refit. It still had MERDC paint and a sprag transfer case.

The DB is Chinese. For $90, its decent. I have one, the solenoid stuck after about 3 months, after I had a new solenoid put on it it worked for 9 more until I took it off still working and replaced it with a Delco one. I still carry it as a spare.

Characteristics Data Response for NSN 5825-01-321-1584 Item Name: RECEIVER,RADIO NAVIGATION MRC Requirement Statement Clear Text Reply NAME ITEM NAME RECEIVER,RADIO NAVIGATION ABHP OVERALL LENGTH 5.000 INCHES NOMINAL ABKW...

I can hook you up, in Henderson county no less.... PM inbound.

To everyone saying don't fly these, think of the unintended consequence of this. Most of these surviving warbirds were junk a few decades ago and were rebuilt by people motivated to do so because they could fly them. People don't spend the $$$ to restore these birds from bits and pieces to...

Organization: 3656, 3656TH MAINTENANCE CO Location: CP SHELBY, MS Nomenclature: TRUCK TRACTOR 5-TON Model: M818 NSN: 2320000508984 Serial Number: C12411791 Registration Number: 5D10270 Year of Mfg: 1970 Usage Miles: 2870

WOUX is just the internal code, not really relevant here. USAARMC is the US Army Armor Center, the Armor School. Since it is a schoolhouse II can't say what the bumper numbers would be. You might contact the museum there and ask.

USAARMC is the US Army Armor Center at Ft Knox. It is the Armor School. As it is not a standard type unit, I can't say about bumper numbers. You might contact the museum there and see if they can help.

Dude. The classifieds have 3 year old ghost ads nobody does anything about. The forum software has a malicious code in it that redirects people to a malware site when they try to reach this site from a google search result. The TM's are gone. The powers that be have a lot bigger issues...

Multifuel or a gasser?

I have seen it happen a lot as well. Some GL guys are great, some don't care a bit. Plenty of damage comes from DRMO employees, plenty comes from Government Liquidation employees. If I had my way they would be held responabile for any and all damage.

Make sure your trailer is wide enough- the A3 axlkes are pretty wide.

Yup. That engine looks like whatever was laying in the junkyard closest. Which is likely how this truck was built in the first place.

Based on how the transmission sits, working a manual transmission in there is going to be very unwieldy to shift.

Bumper was the usual spot.

Organization: W0UX, USAARMC FT KNOX Location: FT KNOX, KY : Nomenclature: TRUCK CARGO 2-1/2T Model: M35A2 NSN: 2320000771616 Serial Number: 52517896 Registration Number: 4B08671 Year of Mfg: 1971 Usage Miles: 51230