Dave_McConnell
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Bet you can't wait to go boggin with that. Nice truck. Joe Young used to have a 135 that was really nice like that.
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My First Deuce a Restored M135
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pa.rich
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How would you like a M211 just for a beater ? You have to be able to churn some mud and snow for the fun of it Dave.
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I would love to have a truck to play with. May be in the next year or two the Canadian military will have there new trucks and will be getting rid of there old fleet of MLVW's ( Canadian version of the m35 )
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having hear the prophesy "The better it looks the worse it runs" does the thing actually run? Just kidding! That is one nice looking truck! All it needs is some mud...
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Superdave, are those combat rims on those Cannuck M35s? Look similar, and RARE on this side of the border....
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Yes they are a bolt together rim. The Canadian military had the old split ring rims replaced on all of there trucks about 8 years ago due to some of the eastern trucks blowing the rings off the rims due to rust. In the east they use a lot of salt on the roads during the winter time to remove the ice/snow off the roads. They had a couple of the trucks blow the rings off due to the salt which rusted the rims so bad they broke apart. Due to that you will not see any of the older style split ring rims around up here as they were all destroyed due to a few failures and even the trailers were changed over. The trailers if were surplus will not have any wheel/tires on them.