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Yes they probably were Canadian military vehicles, Canadians train in Texas prior to deployment to Afganistan. The racks on the roofs are storage bins, usually for storage of camo nets, water cans etc. I have trucks with these racks.

Welcome to the world of military trucks with crane, I have a similar unit on a Canadian 2.5 ton. We have 2 models one is the same as yours and the model I have has a hydraulic winch on the boom arm. Very nice truck you have.

The bed is from an MLVW artillery tractor, those are doors where the gun crews store certain gun items.

All you need is the title to the vehicle, proof of insurance and a plate or temporary trip permit. If the truck is plated Cdn Customs will only ask you the usual questions and let you travel.

Be careful with Prefair he will sell you a truck that you can't register

Eric, I am in Ottawa, go to our website for Cdn trucks militarytrucks.ca. There is a 100% legal way to import an M35 to Canada

Eric go see our web site for Cdn trucks. Militarytrucks.ca

It is very easy to export a M35 to Canada and perfectly legal. I have 2 of them and we did all the paperwork required which is next to nothing. You need a legal bill of sale, a legal title signed over to you. You send all the paperwork to the port where the truck will cross and Borders and...

That yellow rig could also be a tower to hook skylines to haul logs from difficult sites. Saw this on History channel, story about loggers in Oregon.

Anyone interested in a hiab crane I have one. The Crane was mounted on an M211 Cdn and is self contained. The crane has been checked by a hydraulic garage and they told me it works fine. All you need is a transmission mounted pump . If anyone is interested I will also sell the truck it came...

Keep in mind the weight of the tanker. The tank size will depend on the quantity of liquid you're carrying. Water weights in at 10lbs per gallon fuel weight about 8.5 lbs per gallon. 100 gals of fuel with the tank is approx 1000 lbs.

I have a complete multifuel heater and controls with wiring, I also have spare control boxes for shelter heaters. The problem is they are in one of my shelters that is buried in snow and ice, it should thaw in the next month and I will post them on the for sale site. I am also going to see a...

Yes that is the right model number

Looked in the trailer and found a Multi-fuel heater NSN 2540 00 113 4180 P/N 46792/2 30,000BTU heater made by South Wind. The unit is new in the box and has what appears to be a complete wiring harness with 2 level control and a service manual. I have other heater control boxes but they are in...

I have control boxes, wiring and a complete heater with everything, I will go look in my parts trailer and will post what I have. All of our green machines and shelters have heaters. Will post results of search

Our 1st MV meet in the Ottawa area, on 30 May 2009 we will hold a breakfast using our MKT for veterans, retired military, serving members and anyone who shows up with a MV. We will hold a meet and swap in the afternoon with possible evening activities. All profits from the MKT will be donated...

We have an refurbished M37 and a project in waiting m37. You can do pretty well anything you want with an M37, we know someone who installed a small block chevy engine and changed the rear diff gearing. Befoore buying consider the price of a complete ready to go and a project truck. When we...

I fanyone needs new body panels Prefair in Mtl has a whack of body panels. He also has 4 Iltis for sale but they are in poor condition and require a lot of bodywork. I also know someone else who 10 15 in good condition for sale.

I have had both Cats and IH, you should know that Cat is going to stop making big truck engines. This because of the new pollution regulation. This is a bg project with $$$ I run a DT466 in my IH and it is a good little engine with lots of torque. The cummins is also a good choice. Your best...

I don't know what the issue is with the Iltis is, it is a jeep!!!! not a tank. It is a great little vehicle, I drove them in the military, my sons and I have them and we have put over 20,000Kms on them(12,000m miles for our US friends) and we have NEVER had a breakdown not even a flat tire. I...