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Are you talking about Wayne Prescott? Roger said Wayne originally painted it OD. When Roger left in November 1970, it was still OD. When Dave Perrine served in 1971, it was black. Roger thinks the color change happened shortly after he left in 11/70. Roger decided to paint the replica Brutus...

Roger remembers the truck being painted "coke black." Coke being a derivative from coal and supposedly the color of 1960's Chevy engine bays. That said, we could not find a "coke black," so Roger went off his memory and came up with the color mix. Here's the code direct from the paint guy...

I will have to find out from Roger Blink, one of the original drivers of Brutus, as he's the one that ordered the paint for this recreation. I hope to have an answer for you soon. ~Robert

Yes, the 7-ton only hauled up the half track. We had to get back Saturday night to unload Brutus. ~Robert

Military Veterans Museum in Oshkosh, WI along with Roger Blink have recently recreated "Brutus." Brutus made his debut at 2016 Vietnam Guntruck Gathering. He will now reside at the Museum's Motor Pool until called up for duty again. Here is how Brutus looked the first time he rolled outside...