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laplander Something I came about in Olive Drab, not quite as well proportion as your Dodge Power Wagon Crew Cab Also read today that the flat beds with the short drop sides are Commonly know as Aussie beds, they are quite popular also in developing country's for their versatility. The...

I have spend the last couple of hours looking for trailer photos and at Gov.Liq. listings a small(?) 3/4 ton generator trailer for a flat bed is probably the easiest starting point but a M101 with the sides and tailgate are closer to what I am looking for. found some close by in Richmonnd, Va...

Just look up the frame dimensions and the center rail is with in strike. 33.75" (to the inside of the frame outer surface)

I am not familiar with all of the military trailers, Any one series in particular? Thanks !

Thanks for sharing your snapshots. That is one BAD looking Dodge Crew-Cab!

Yeah! 4bogginchecys That Jeep bed would be easy to fab, The Bronze Chevy bed is a bit more intricate and out of aluminum, but NO sides or tailgate. If I could do that one for the cost of a surplus M101?? I just seriously started thinking about the flat bed, too many OD trucks with lift...

This is what I'm after with the Military sides and tailgate, if custom made it would definitely be out of aluminum

The M101 bed grafted onto the M1008 chassis is probably the most practical and maybe lighter, but NO bed sides that drop down or a true flat bed... keep your Ideas and insight coming... Thanks

91W350 Before getting my first CUCV, in 2002. A 1987 M1028A1, I SOLD it, too pristine (USAF with fresh everything... 383 OD paint, spare, jack & tools, 9K miles and only a cracked windshield) for my intended purpose) I was looking for a Military Jeep M151 or a Kaiser/Gladiator M700, Now I...

Yes, I figure they do a lot of cutting to Bob the M35 with supper singles & have to mess with tha axles. JUST LOOKING and wondering about what it would take? Thanks, any thing you can add is welcome...

Just wondering:cookoo: Has any one gone the Bob-job on a CUCV truck route, using a M35 bed with the drop sides/tailgate? They look built for abuse... Looking around I found an Avatar with a CUCV pick up bed on a M900 ? I imagine that it is probably needs to mount higher above the rails...