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The things they couldn't tell you because we might find out why we don't have any spare tailgates laying around. To those who served, saved fuel by hauling your spares and helping the MVironment, thank you.

The things your Dad never told you!

The story in the picture.

I'm almost certain there are few or no doubles. I slipped this one in to remind everyone to wash their hands.

A few more with a mix of features that we don't get to see very often.

Gunfreak started this thread almost ten years ago. Let's fill it up. Thank's Gunfreak. There are too many guys to thank them all so if you see your photo, Thank you. Thanks to DM on CMV for letting us get it together in one spot. To all that serve, Thank you. Enjoy the history.

M211 300 mile move Bigger trailers and tow bars may be required because the dogs are only allowed to drive the jeeps.

M211 Guys Guys Guys and ladies, Rare M211 with an insulated cage, lights, drawers, a work bench....also known as a bed, a ladder, original mesh doors for the back, 2 perfection heaters with controllers, cab heater and just wow. This new G749 just joined Gizmo's family and will be known...

G749 rat rod Researching G749 civilian and service duties we find all kinds of,,,,,,we see the creativity of,,,,the vision of,,,,let's just bump this thread for some more G749 pictures before they're gone. http://caroftheday.com/2016/10/17/an-inspired-custom-truck/

Line truck The Line Truck is in Kingston, Ontario Canada. http://www.c-and-e-museum.org/eng_foyer.html """"""Where are we: The Military Communications & Electronic Museum is located at CFB Kingston on 95 Craftsman Blvd., Highway #2, Kingston East, Ontario, Canada. The Museum: 10,000...

G749 Pole/Utility truck This original photo is a truck one of my MVPA mates drove back in the 80's, after service.....drilling wells. The old photo was from a package that he gave me along with the story that the truck is still around, owned by a relative of the original owner. I'd like to save...

Here's a throw back to the past. I thought I read the entire internet and looked at every M135 photo, but maybe the boys over at http://olive-drab.com/ were holding out on us....until now! This link http://militarymashup.com/truck-m135-m211.htm has a few dozen G749 photos that tell a bigger...

Back in the good old late 70's, Crown Assets was tasked with selling surplus military vehicles. A limited group of folks had the resources to make those purchases. I've tracked most of them down and one of them just happens to be an MVPA mentor and all round great guy. He passed me these...

G749 Pictures I guess this is the G749 picture thread so I can update and add more photos. I'm missing all the trucks in the pictures above...and some, M133, M215, M216, M217, M220, M221, M222, ......say whaaat? I was lucky enough to find a shop van on a M207 Mr. Oldfart. I just splashed it...

The G749 Family I'm trying to be a solid family guy and we're hunting for each one of the G749 family series and others with accessories like the flying kitchen, pole truck, and one with an aircraft spotter light etc. Have enough M135's, an M207 and the M211.... Just missing these.....and I'd...

M217/ m222 Just a life-saving picture, thank your friend for the send. That tank looks very similar to the tanks on the M217 and M222. It's kind of flush with the cab with that same sassy low-rider roll to the side. Yes sir, that's a collectible in my books. The Washington fire-fighters have...

Cdn u.s. M211 I'm still digging for the story on this M211 CDN with American stencil on it. If anyone has seen a camo pattern like this and might have info that it's military and not some after service, handy can of paint project, I'd appreciate the feedback. Does "Attach Stuck White Knight...

When you log in there is a "Remember Me" box next to the sign in box. Click on the box each time you log on and the problems go away. A five year old can figure out how to post pictures on the site so I went and got a five year old to show me how to get into the "Go Advanced" box at the bottom...

1207 We'll get the thread back on track by putting up a picture of another truck with a 1207XXX stamped on the frame. The one on the right looks like an M220 but is actually an M207, possibly unique to Canada. Do you have data plates on that truck that say M211? CDN? The M207 ran the same...

That is the most interesting G749 west of Oak Island. The mystery would be why a shop van sits on single wheels? Thanks for the pics!