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CC Seat They do look similar. I am working in Mississippi but can send you a pic or two when I go back to Texas in June. Your body looks real nice, mine needs the floor re-done and I'm no welder.

RE: Re: RE: MUTT JEEPS FOR SALE OK, I guess I'm still missing it. These aren't CCKW's and neither is an M211!

RE: Re: RE: MUTT JEEPS FOR SALE Nice find, but why is this under WWII CCKW? Am I missing something?

I would love some 9 x 16 tires but the distance is just too great. Have fun and please post some pics.

Sorry, wasn't thinking. I realize they're rare so I jut thought I would throw it out there. CCKW 353 is what I'm looking for, or the 17 foot bed.

Anyone have an extra bed laying around, or know of one? Thanks

I am looking for anyone who could pick-up a CCKW and provide temporary storage until I can arrange transportation to Texas. It is located in northern California. Please PM or e-mail with price if you can assist. Thanks

OK, does anyone have a hauler/transporter they would recommend? Preferably in the Tex/OK area? Reading all of these replies has changed my mind to having a truck delivered if I should win one.

The First power Wagon thing was meant as a joke.

Sorry, common reference to the M7, M13, M14 trailers which had built up enclosures for use in Anti-Aircraft units in WWII. This is more likely an M1 or M17 version which commonly carried generators, misc. equipment, or the Quad 50 Mount.

Sorry for the poor quality of this picture. I thought it was neat seeing a WWII Director's Trailer being used to haul a Buffalo around in Germany in 1956. The unit was the 510 Tank Battalion, 4th Armored Group. The picture is in the Squadron HQ of the 1/10 Cavalry( Buffalo Soldiers ). Oh yeah...

Could this be it? Probably not, just another derelict 3/4 ton WC that is following me home. It should provide some good parts for another restoration. I was hoping to use the gas tank until the junkyard hired help ripped open the bottom with his forklift.

Leaving Colorado Springs in 10 days and heading home to Central Texas. Have an 18 ft. trailer with some extra room if anyone needs parts or pieces hauled. Jeff

RE: Re: RE: more.... Anyone recognize the box bodies on those CCKW's? U.S. or foreign made? I recognize the 4th one back.

Not sure, I'm taking the "deuce and a half" term as a generic big, Army truck term. Not sure the seller knows much about military vehicles. From the stamping it appears it could be from 42, but I know it won't fit on one of my Dodge 3/4 tons!

Anyone know if this is World War II? The seller says it came off a deuce and a half and was made in April 42.

The pics from Iraq are A3's, notice the CIV's all in stowed positions. The pics from Yuma are ODS Bradleys, most likely ODS-E's.

Thanks DDoyle, I guess she'll just fit. I gotta quit dragging these wrecks home. Jeff

I am looking at buying a trailer that is only 6ft. 6 inches wide between the fenders. My question is will a WC51 fit between these fenders? I know it will be close and I am out of state and can't measure mine. Can anyone tell me the distance from outside to outside of the tires? Thanks

Shoot me a PM if you still need help, I'm TDY working on Carson right now. Jeff