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Wow, that looks awesome. I saw sample pads at Findlay, too. Really great.

Thanks, guys. There were a ton of the newer 471012 models at Findlay, new in the box with manuals.

We could come down with our M718 and a Vietnam K9 display.

Same with the army ones. They were made with local mods and differed greatly.

Looking to wire up a RAK15 ration heater from scratch. Draws 24vdc 15 amps. 10 gauge directly from the batteries with 20 amp. inline fuse?

I made it up Friday for a while. Great show. Got my stuff from Matt. Found some other cool stuff. I'll be back next year for sure. As for the Huey rides, it goes to Knob Creek too. The ride there is over the Kentucky forests and north side of Ft. Knox. Really awesome.

They were still using Chaffee light tanks well into the 80's, too. So was Denmark.

Good place to look at turnkey examples: http://www.armyjeeps.net

This is Brent Mullin's Sherman in Texas. It's awesome.

You are seriously obsessing about smoke dischargers? Something you'll never use anyway? Seriously? As stated, leave in Canada and move on. Buy a set of real ones from Beltfed34 on Gunbroker if it's that big of a deal.

"They" is his son, Rick. And Rick lives in Indy.

I rode with Fred in the other one he had. It was pretty fast.

Welcome aboard, Ben. You going to get Jake to help you with it?

It has been there for decades but has not been open for public visits until the last few years. Back in the 80's, it was larger with many of the vehicle being operational. Captured radar systems were tested and evaluated near by as well as countermeasures.

I've been involved with Pinzgauers for 12 years and owned a 710M for 11. Several owners I know have used this console. It's really well built and mounts pretty well. I don't know the one you are seeking, but this is likely it...

The Ontos used the M75 as well.

Rory is completely correct. I might add that the South Vietnamese army used them first and retained the factory "V-100 Commando" name. This is where most US personnel first became aware of the vehicle and the name stuck.

The USAF currently use Kawasaki KLX-110 mini cycles. That's what's in all the recent photos. There are a few Honda XR-100s, too.

I like having one of each.

Rick Larsen handles them