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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
If I can acquire the one I have a lead on, I'd love to restore her as well.- 71DeuceAK
- Post #33
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips
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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
This is perplexing! '68 sounds like an M51 though. She's 50 years old yet going strong nevertheless. What are your plans for her?- 71DeuceAK
- Post #31
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips
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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
Yep, that's her pedigree alright! Any idea on a year? Any other pix?- 71DeuceAK
- Post #29
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips
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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
Seeing your avatar, I'm 99.99% sure she's an M51. Great truck nevertheless. You make me want to pursue the one I have/had a lead on more. I've got an M928A1 that needs a motor but who said one MV is enough?- 71DeuceAK
- Post #27
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips
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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
Unless somehow she was an 817 originally? As someone trying to rescue one of these myself, now you have me curious!- 71DeuceAK
- Post #25
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips
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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
She's definitely an M51. The air cleaner on the passenger side is the dead giveaway.- 71DeuceAK
- Post #23
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips
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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
Hopefully that can be fought off. I'm not a WA resident otherwise I'd try and spearhead something.- 71DeuceAK
- Post #17
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips
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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
She looks like a happy girl, glad to be back out on the road where she belongs!- 71DeuceAK
- Post #15
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips
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Portland to Sequim (Hopefully)
Welcome! I've got a line on an M51A2 myself.- 71DeuceAK
- Post #10
- Forum: Military Vehicle Road-trips