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I would say your truck is a military vehicle that just so happens to have been procured by the Polizei, so sure you belong here.

What it is: The idea behind this truck is to provide a way to repair equipment in the field rather than hauling broken materiel back to the depot, FOB, etc. The maintenance team would make "contact" with whatever and fix it in situ. There were not too many of these trucks made, probably a...

Cool! I suspect you didn’t take these pictures today. Hope the storms leave you guys unscathed.

I REALLY want the 215 you found, but I suspect I can’t drive it 1300 miles home and I would be living in the dump bed when I got back.

Regret what I did

Well that’s not the one at the scrap yard.

Not clear to me what components you are talking about.

Suggest you check into any state laws regarding blue emergency lights, might need to go as well.

Peashooter I think it was sold off dozens of these kits like 15 years ago. I still have one. I honestly don’t think the military installed many on trucks. Of course the A3s got the kit when they were built.

RWH’s avatar is from one of the first movies featuring HMMWV. I forget what it’s called.

Westfalia Karossorie is who built the box. I would cut the cage off the roof as well.

Clearly fits this RG-31 MK5, South African BAE mfgr.

That is the "Air-O-Matic" steering assist system. It was a military kit first available in the 1980's.

Welcome, Any time someone shows up at the tax office with no title for a vehicle, lots of red flags go up, which is why the LEO inspection is required. Is the vehicle stolen? Illegally imported? In your case, the first time the vehicle was released from the government to civilian ownership...

Red River Parts & Equipment at New Boston TX is a parts and service resource. Travel during the day, pov in front of you, add temporary conspicuity tape to your rear facing surfaces. I would go Interstate. State highways will double your travel time.

That color is (or was) the national German police vehicle color.

Cans need rust removal by blasting or dipping, then wet or powder paint. Which way you go is kinda governed by cost and what is available to you.

I am very impressed. You are becoming quite the diagnostician, of HMMWVs that is, in addition to your day job …

I think that is the police version.

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