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For that reason I'd recommend having a spare wheel/tire for your M101A2 on board the trailer, so you don't get in a situation where you're towing a trailer with your M1009 and you get a flat on the trailer, the spare on the CUCV won't help you.

This has been covered HUNDREDS of times. Search is your friend.

I'd pay up to about $3K for a good condition M923. I prefer the 939 series over the 809 series, mainly because the automatic would make road trips a lot less tiring.

Offer him $2K for the lot. You can make that back easily by selling them whole to a restorer, or in pieces on eBay. Would sure beat the price your friend would get cutting them up.

What I am saying is I bought this to find homes for what is left that is good, and the rest will be scrapped out. I'd rather save something, even just to find the parts a good home, than to have the whole thing end up at the scrappers and the good parts are lost forever.

The bed is really Swiss cheese, and the tailgate too, close up you'd see it. It would be solid enough for a trailer to haul firewood in, if you didn't care what it looked like, but then you have the bad tires to replace, and maybe the wheels and lock ring, etc. etc. I just don't think it's...

Well I found a CL ad for a M101 trailer for $50 - and it looked it. But I felt sorry for the old veteran, and I decided to rescue it from a rusty fate. Well, more rusty than it already is. There are some good parts on this unit, at the very least some parts can get saved and used to complete...

Once you have had a flat-fender jeep, you will wonder how you got buy without it before! And you will always yearn for one from now on....

That truck is awesome - I love the crew cab soft top idea! Very mean looking....

That's a good idea - some cops don't mind and some do, but removing all mention of "police" will prevent the ones who do from ruining your day. If you want to bring it to a MV show later in MP livery, get some door magnets made up with military police on it, in the same style and font as...

Looks like a modified CUCV brushguard.

I vote for M60 on the MUTT. More appropriate for the Vietnam era than the M1919 Browning.

For those who can't link, 1st is before, 2nd is after.

I've said it before - we save what we can, and the wolves get the rest. Sad, but it's life.

Too much money and too much work. Gimme a S-280 shelter in the back end of a deuce any day.

I loved that truck in Fast 5 ! Very cool use of a HEMTT cab...

I've seen a 5-ton tractor with a sleeper, but not a S-250 shelter as one. I think best bet would be to put a S-250 shelter in the front of the deuce bed, strapped down with steel cables as normal. That way, you can have a deuce with a camper and some storage area, or if you need more storage...

What is the real difference between the 2-door and 4-door HMMWVs? I'm not trying to make a stupid question, I'm just saying that the HMMWV was supposed to be modular. I can change a M998 basic HMMWV with the slant top into a 2-door ambulance or 2-door shelter carrier with some spare parts and...

M35A3 totally looks like....

For those who don't know really what a Maxson turret is, here's a couple pics of it restored.