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Yes, Detroit lockers. I have never heard of a USMC truck with lockers in the front axle. They may have existed, but not in the M809 or M939 series to my knowledge.

I would bet that most trucks with ISO beds have lockers. Rest in Peace Cdub. Gone too soon.

M813rc: If you are interested, I might be getting a brand new 5 ton cargo cover that is for the ISO bed. I only want the new bows out of the kit. I'd sell the new cargo cover and end curtains for $300. PM me if you are interested and I'll keep you posted about the potential deal.

I don't think you'll find any info on the ISO bed in any standard "10" operator's manuals because it was retrofitted by the Marine Corps. I do not believe that they came from the factory with the ISO beds. When the trucks were overhauled at bases such as MCLB Albany, the trucks were converted...

I've had trucks with the ISO bed and with the original bed. Hands down, I prefer the original bed. You might be surprised how flimsy feeling the ISO bed sides are. With that said, it is a cool design that allows you to carry small shipping containers. Most of the USMC trucks had the ISO...

...sorry I mistyped...should have been AM General instead of AM Gendeal...the brain is moving faster than the fingers...

I believe the original M939 series trucks were produced from 1983 through 1985. The A1s followed in 1986 through 1988. The A2s were produced from 1989 through 1992. I am quoting this from memory. Maybe David Doyle can confirm... AM Gendeal ONLY produced the M939 and M939A1 series. BMY, a...