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M211 in Washington state Sure Send me some pics and whatever else you have, does it run?

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All the kids are home now... Well they all made it one piece, despite the 600 mile journey, not one roadside offer of a million dollars for the pair...strange. Anyway they winched them off this morning and now the work begins I guess. They all run and drive, well I should say they all run and...

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Sorry it took so long to get back to you guys, work...you know. Anyway last week they could only load the M211, as the trailer they sent was a highboy, the vans would have been way overheight. My buddy who drove the Pete in the pictures took some photos of the loading, they used two heavy...

I will take lots of pics, they are going to lift them onto the flatdeck with a crane truck...should be something to see...I think the rear M220 does have a couple of blackout shades left...

Finally the first of my deuces is on the way home, we moved a couple years back and they have been patiently waiting to join us, finally starting to move them tomorrow on a flat deck for the 600 mile trip. Wish us luck.

Ok thats why I asked...thanks everyone for the input

Guys today's strange question...Do you think it would be possible to run a brush cutter/mower deck (PTO driven) off of the front of the truck? I have been toying with the idea of buying a tractor to keep the acreage clear but, since I already have the trucks....Any idea what rpm the pto spins...

There is a nice early deuce on Ebay, Its got a forklift on the front I assume run off the PTO or winch...looks like it still has Canadian forces insignia on the door. If I wasn't on the west coast I would be all over it. All you guys in the US northeast should give it a look!

Lots of good parts left on that truck!

Stil llooks awesome...better than it did in the fifties...Nice truck Dave.

Yeah, thats the shop van boxes alright...I never got the dental chair...just bolt holes in the floor!

more pics...M207 Rear view...these steps came with the truck and slide up under the box, might get around to sandblasting and painting this spring...we'll see, only been planning that since I bought it almost six years ago..where does the time go...

This is my M207, cab and chassis with M220 shop van body. Was used by the Canadian Military up until the early 1980's as a field dental van. Inside it has a gas heater, hot water tank, sink, several cabinets, exhaust fan, and place for an AC unit in the left upper corner of the box (missing). It...

Superdave That is one fine looking truck, the restoration was done in Langley, BC back in the late 90's. The restorer/owner sold it in 2001 I believe. It was actually in the World of Wheels car show in Vancouver in the early 90's. He did and outstanding job. He had a whole website dedicated to...