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Here is another pic or two of the same vehicle. OK now I see you zoomed in on the first pic.

Nice pictures. Mine never got the break away weapons mount as it still had the original aluminum roof, 16 were sent to Nevada to patrol the Nuclear Test Facility. These were operated as far as I can ascertain by private security contractors, there were some mounting holes in the roof that match...

I have a RT-246 along with the RT-524, the 246 works pretty well manually buy if you switch into auto the synchronous motors run all the way to the stops. I plan on maybe dropping that one in my 92 HMMWV but those damn Racal VRM-5080s are just so much better of a radio I am torn..

Thanks for the info! I can definitely say it was fitted with a RT-524/246 as the holes for the mount which as you know are not symmetrical so they are easy to spot. I cannot remember looking to see if it had been fitted with an R422 but I have a real nice one coming from Japan. I am so far...

I would assume ether the RT524 or a man pack with vehicle adapter (PRC-77 also very expensive), the folks on the M151 forum could help with that. The RT524 radios are very expensive, I have seen folks trying to get $2500 for them, not that many years ago you could not give one away!

I see someone moved this from the FAV forum, this IS IN REFERENCE to the restoration of my FAV I have been looking for an RT524, most I see are junk, I picked up a nice one that came with a pile of accessories, cables, mount etc, and is supposed to work. I was wondering about the radio bolt...