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I may be able to help you there Rory! You've done well 8)

Nice machine there Bow-man. Dont forget to show us some interior and powerplant shots too 8)

So far Mike, the only M114s we have finished are the two already posted here. There are two more we are working now. One of them will be quite a bit more custom than we have ever done, while the other will be as close to "off the assembly line" as possible. I will start posting pictures when I...

Thanks papabear, we will do the best that we can. Are you guys looking for anything for your M114? At the moment, we have three armored vehicle projects in the shop right now...all are my personal vehicles and one of which Offroadfabworks has been asked to assist us on. I am taking pictures as...

Great job Will, and it looks like that you have a heck of a playground out there 8)

Evidently, the M114 was tinkered into a robot at one time :shock: http://www.nosc.mil/robots/land/gsr/gsr.html

These M114s were in Germany at the time of the photo, as I was told. As you can see....they do swim :shock:

The camo machine has a TBI 350, 240 HP and the second machine we are doing has a 300+HP 6.0L. Both has a computer controlled 4L80E transmission. Either is quite a step up from the 140HP 283 with the "old school" hydramatic four speed. Elwenil, you are exactly right 8)

If you are like most of us, there will be no retirement :P Anyway, this particular machine was not much more than paperweights when I got it :lol:

Well put Recovery4x4 :D On the last two M114's we are doing, we have switched to grease. Glad you like the camo, and we have already built another sniper platform for this machine to replace the one that we donated to Gwinnett County SWAT. We will also be posting pictures of our latest custom...

No offense taken, everybody likes a good comedian :lol: Bradyracing, do you need any parts/pieces for yours? You can PM me, I have lots of spares.

It's at least an A1with the xm26 cupola, but could also be a A1E1...which I have seen with all three cupola variants. I have see pictures of the M114 in water, but I have not talked with anyone who has done it. Bradyracing, looks like you have been busy 8)

Where armored vehicles are concerned, I hear lots of stories of falls...some with much worse endings :shock: When I bought my first piece of armor, the guy I bought it from told me to maintain three points of contact at all times with no exceptions. So far, it has worked well for me. Sorry to...

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Cant? :lol: At best it just slows us down a day or so :wink:

Thanks ARMYMAN30 and ADR. This one was a bit of a challenge because of its size and weight, but we are on the easy side now.

Here are some progress pictures. Blue/white LEDs and seat covering still on the table.

I would like to see it anyway. The worse it looks now will give us an idea on how hard you are going to have to work on it. :D

Well zak, here is a link that will answer a lot of your questions: http://afvdb.50megs.com/usa/m114.html The engine can be serviced from removable interior panels, removable access plugs at the bottom of the vehicle and the top engine cover has a hinged section. The engine and transmission...

A laser could take out the camera, but so would a round from a firearm. Any act that would compromise officer safety would get the same response though. The vehicle currently has no provisions to broadcast to a command center. Mobile units that are shock resistant are more expensive than base...