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The deck is slightly different than a M48 and he said it was a M35 modified by a fire department out there, we had no reason to believe it was a M48 when I bought the sheetmetal.

Here's what it looked like in MT.

Richard, when is he going to start on it, and how long does he think it will take?

Am I the only one who see's alot, A LOT, A VERY VERY LOT, of issues with this? Sounds good but, First off Richard doesn't disassemble (he cuts), second yellow with black trim sounds good in AL, third everything that can be removed with minimum wringing of hands will be removed but engine and cab...

Happened before will happen again, bring the card.[thumbzup]

Got a pic of the bed? Newer heard of anything like that.:D

When you do a search try to be as specific as you can. If you search bellhousing plug for example, there's a few out of the first ten that give the answer or at least clues.

Yeah, we have the big dog-Chester![thumbzup]

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So what was the gasser? A m35?

He doesn't have any other parts, stripped at the fire dept. MACCUS was going to get the cab and bring it, we didn't know it was a M48, but the guy had already cut it and wanted the whole section gone as one piece and wouldn't send it any other way (wouldn't even let us pull the 2 front cab bolts...

Well today MACCUS and I were going to receive the new rust free gasser cab/sheetmetal for the M48 in WI. Well the guy gets here from Montana, super late with some minor issues. We unload the perfect cab/sheetmetal and guess what? It's an early 50's rust free gasser REO M48 W/W. Bad thing he cut...

I'm by no means an expert on pipeline trucks but isn't that one of the early conversions and not an A2? If so any M45 chassis would be right? Thoughts???

Just searched through 3 boxes of MVM magazines. The article on MC-1's was in issue Apr 2007. My guess is, that it is it's either a XM-61 or MC-1 with the diamond plate bed cut and the cab constructed after that. After some internet searching, the booms came in different lengths. With the boom...

Sounds like a good time, wish I could make it. Where is next years? Is it Denver?

Here's a pic of the MC-1. It has the decking too and doesn't have the rear structure either. Might be one or the other having been modified. Notice how the boom on your picture is a different color too? Google Image Result for http://www.mace-b.com/38TMW/Bitburg/images/MSA-Stitched.jpg

The MC-1 and XM-61 are both very similar. I have seen the XM-61 at Jacks and it looks alot like it but it is different. The most obvious thing is that the XM-61 has a diamond plate bed that the crane sits on. I have only seen one picture of the MC-1 and I think that was in a MVM article. I would...

What size are the items and where are they going? AZ??

That just shows that you don't know WM, not innocent of anything.:beer:

None of your junkyards have doors or tailgates for 1/2 to 1 ton 1981-1987 chevy trucks? WOW. For new try Year One, I think door shells are $155 didn't look up tailgates.