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Everyone realizes this is a 3 year old thread right??

Was talking if you bought from Rapco.:roll:

If you buy it from Rapco it will be slightly cheaper and will be fresh paint. They sell alot of it. Also, I am pretty sure once you get 4 gallons, the shipping fees/hazmat fees are going to restart with the next 4 gallons so you won't save anything by doing a group buy. They may have changed...

Well if it doesn't meet the $3950 reserve, i'll take a M101A2 and a diesel genset as a partial trade tim.;-)

An A3 has the 208. An A2 has the 205.:wink:

That's pretty high. You don't think it will be top heavy do you?

Alot of Navy trucks were white too.

This truck is way beyond a "soaking". Some components may be able to be rebuilt but it is definately not worth getting and thinking of restoring it. There is alot of exfoliation corrosion everywhere.

Wonder if they cared if you went and looked? I didn't want to go tromping all over without permission. There definately could be a dozen trucks hidden in there it's so thick.

I went and looked yesterday. Tim's right it is about10 feet off the road and you could miss it easily. There is also a semi trailer box and a M109 box sitting there. I did not see another truck just the M211 and the M105 trailer. Everything is in very rough shape. Might be a few salvageable...

My M1028A3 is on ebay right now, ends tomorrow and the reserve is less than that one.:roll:

That's it page 68, thanks.

Guess I was a little off. Not 3K but $6760.:roll:

Don't they still sell them for the 800 series 5 tons? I think they are just over 3K.

Somewhere, I've seen the chart that shows what the first two numbers are for the seabee trucks. By looking at threads I've seen several different numbers on deuces (which isn't right). I am trying to find the chart and specifically the 2 numbers for a M35 and M37. Anyone have an idea where it's at?

You know out of all the recoveries Tony and I have done we NEVER did not complete the mission and get the truck/trailer home and this is one of the shortest ones. Wonder what changed, oh wait it was WM!:grin: Seriously, I just got back from Timtrucks place and looked at his 816 and 818. That...

Kenny, the Colemans axes are brand new.

I have a NOS harness for the M48 and it had one of the plugs taken apart. They are a PITA when new to put together. I can't imagine taking one apart and putting back together a 20 year old one. If you are time limited splice it, and like cranetruck said spread out the splices.:wink:

Why are you towing the penske trailer? Why not just pull the M105 behind whatever you are driving?

Colemans surplus has the correct axe ($15), Midwest Military has the correct shovel and pick ($30 ea). Memphis ebays the shovels alot too. I know people are going to post just go to the hardware store but back before they directed to open purchased them these were the correct tools for the...