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Looking good Chief!

One of the other vids, showed M37 & M151 gun trucks.

You'll notice that several gun trucks were built on M51 Dump Trucks, that's the first time I've seen a dumper used for that purpose. Yes, the several trucks with APC bodies, heavy but good armor.

w250guy, if you have a sharp tire store in the area (truck tire shop) they may be able to give you a heads up on how to install them, and if they're worth the trouble. Keep us posted, and Good Luck!

Pardon me Elijah. But what's a fruit roll up?

Mine too.

This is a little long at 23:48, and there is no audio, but there are sub titles for every picture. But if your interested in Gun Trucks and the brave crews that manned them, this is for you. There are about 100 Gun Trucks shown here. Some Gun Trucks were built on M51 dumpers, and at 16:20 Proud...

reloader, don't be too easy, get at least a double cheeseburger and a beer. 🍔🍺

The FLU 419 not only digs and loads dirt, but it is also plows snow! Great for our members with cold winter locations.🥶

Glad your wait is over, have fun.

Jeff great photos, your hard work and attention to detail show. I understand working within one's physical capabilities, I've been trying to get my Deuce painted for a month now. I work on it when the weather and my arthritis permits. I've been working on my Deuce now for 13 years and it's come...

Chris, ya got it covered. You got the FLU 419 to dig, and the M51A2 to dump. :cool:

Suzukovich, it's great that your getting your Daughter involved. The young people of today are the future of our MV hobby. She's probably the only one in her circle of friends that can drive a manual shift.

A very handy and useful vehicle. Every household should have one! Along with a bottle of Peppermint Schnapps!

Floridianson, if Papa Bear would just cut loose with some of his family label Bourbon Whiskey for the winner, we would have hundreds of contestants for M/V of the Month, you would have to fight them off! You know, I just noticed, that Papa Bears Bourbon Whiskey was Est. 1921. Wow, that means...

Jeff, they give you a couple different angles of the War Wagon in this video. This should help you bring your tribute truck closer to the original.

The last time the Wife and I were there was September 1998. I don't know if Fred's Cantina was there then?

That's good news,:) I heard it closed back in 2014.

This is meant to be an appendix to Papa Bears fine detailed post on Gun Trucks. Some of the trucks in PBs post you'll see here, along with the men that served.

In the 90s, the Wife and I liked to hang out at Moose McGillycuddy's in Lahaina. I hear it's closed now. :cry: Also welcome aboard from Nevada, and Good Luck with your new truck.