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Quote: Cambodian soldiers look at U.S. M35A2 GMC cargo trucks during a handing over ceremony at Cambodia air base June 2, 2008. The U.S. donated 31 M35A2 GMC cargo trucks to the Royal Cambodia Arm Force (RCAF). The U.S. foreign ministry financing program has pledged $413.000 to deliver a total...

I believe this should answer everyones question. Its lengthy but explains the Armys plans and gives hard numbers on not only how many M35a2s they will have but 5 tons too., http://armedservices.house.gov/comdocs/reports/2005exereports/05-05-23NGRER% 20FY%202006.pdf Here is the updated report...

I was told 20,000 M35A2s were made into A3s (or like the army guy told me, 20,000 M35A2s were ruined.)

I would have to agree with Bruce. The reason I would like an A3 is so my wife could drive it. She would probably kill people with the stick version.