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Seeing your avatar, I'm 99.99% sure she's an M51. Great truck nevertheless. You make me want to pursue the one I have/had a lead on more. I've got an M928A1 that needs a motor but who said one MV is enough?

Unless somehow she was an 817 originally? As someone trying to rescue one of these myself, now you have me curious!

She's definitely an M51. The air cleaner on the passenger side is the dead giveaway.

Hopefully that can be fought off. I'm not a WA resident otherwise I'd try and spearhead something.

She looks like a happy girl, glad to be back out on the road where she belongs!

Welcome! I've got a line on an M51A2 myself.

Welcome back, and good luck!

Welcome! I've got a lead on one of these, might even be free.

Looking good! I personally still vote for the one SouthJL came up with the M939 front end, but I'm enjoying the creativity we're seeing! Is there going to be some sort of a poll thread going up at some point?

Welcome from another 20 year old 5 ton owner! I haven't picked it up yet, but I bought an M928A1 in August. It is the first vehicle I have ever owned myself.

I like this one, simpler is better. That said, I still lean toward your design with the M939 front end. Another idea- how about specifically an M936 variant on there? The wrecker specifically being used/depicted could symbolize other things, i.e all these members helping each other.

Don't bob. I would only bob mine if it had, say, frame damage from an accident.

I like!

As someone just mentioned bridge plate: How about something involving that iconic M939 series front end as a logo, with the bridge plate? Could go on the back the Steel Soldiers logo/moniker, along with the 20 years 1999-2019 and whatever else on the front.

Welcome!

Following! Please let us know when a design is finalized and available. Given how much the people of Steel Soldiers have influenced my life I will absolutely buy whatever memorobilia comes out.

^More info? One thing I fear is that it will probably lack a title.

That's it!! That's it right there!

For those of you who watch A&E's "Hoarding: Buried Alive" in November there should be an episode airing about a house in Fairbanks, Alaska, with hundreds of vehicles in the yard. It's a local landmark I literally used to refer to, as I live maybe a mile from it: "The house on Farmer's Loop Road...

Welcome! I almost bought one of these as my first car, as an 18 year old college student. Great old trucks. Cantankerous as they are, taken care of they will outlive you.