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l always thought an MKT would make a good bandstand for an outdoor party.

Jwade, I guess it is part of your job, but thanks for answering all the Gov Planet questions.

Lindsaym151, The Canadian M101 1/4-ton trailers used Michelin tires. I don't think they currently use these trailers, so the tires are probably out of production. Google Canadian M101 images to see the exact tread pattern, I can never remember which letters equate to which tread pattern.

wulfy33, Congratulations on the recognition you received for your fine truck and display.

There are several knowledgeable Chevrolet 1 1/2-ton folks that post over at the G503, if you have not visited that site. http://g503.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=25&sid=d4d4bd6f69024273d52045ac96b37523

Well it is a combat vehicle, after all.

If you receive good service from them, you should post their info for others that may need assistance getting a truck from that location.

I would recommend buying one with a tailgate.

Don't tell us you took pictures, and then not show them. That is cruel, and heartless. :cry:

Most States have mobile DOT Officers that carry portable scales with them.

I'm not that familiar with the M37 Carburetor, but maybe the casting is flawed, allowing fuel to pass through a crack, or porous spot.

Cut the top half of the water tank off, add some friends and flotation devices, and you have a rolling party! :naner: :clinto: :doghead:

Here is a link to some war time newsletters that I found from the factory. There are some of these cans shown in the photos. http://g503.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=230794

The unmarked can was made by CONCO (H. D. Conkey Company) of Mendota, Illinois for the U.S. Marine Corps during WW2.

Frank, did Chrysler mount the gun on the WC55, or did the Army?

Here trucks are licensed by weight, if yours is also, don't exceed the gross weight permitted by the tag.

You might try the CJ2A Page. They have a forum for other vehicles with a 'For Sale' sub-forum. I do not know if there is any cost involved. You have to be a member to access it, and I'm not a member. http://www.thecj2apage.com/forums/

The MB does not have a tailgate. The M38 has a tailgate that is bolted shut. The M38A1 does not have a tailgate.

Some PTO's can be reoriented by turning the out-put shaft around to face the other direction. It does require disassembly, and reassembly.

Is it a 1976 model year? For a time I think the first number after the F was the model year of the vehicle. I do not know how long they did this.