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im looking at the 1009 just wish is had a rear locker
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axles
i got a set of m37 axles for sale don"t know what there worth so tell you what you will give
i got a set of m37 axles for sale don"t know what there worth so tell you what you will give
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I am new and looking for trucks or blazers. Can anyone help me? My buddy OXMAN just bought a Duece and a half.
My buddy OXMAN just bought a Duece and a half.
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looks like a cool site here guys. i own a 1980 k5 blazer non mil stlye but would love one
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Hi Guys
I'm from Italy and I'm new in this kind of stuff.
I've just bought a M1008 ex US Army and I love it.
Hi Sir
Hi Guys
I'm from Italy and I'm new in this kind of stuff.
I've just bought a M1008 ex US Army and I love it.
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Aloha
That's the inherent problem when a organization grows in size, it takes some regulation in order for it not to become an anarchy.
The MV hobby is having problems with the environmental movement that are after us for driving our "Gas guzzling" "gigantic" vehicles. What they tend to forget is the fact that we're keeping history alive for future generations at great personal expense and that we drive our vehicles very few miles in total over a year.
There's strength in numbers, guys.
Goran N
Sweden
The MV hobby is having problems with the environmental movement that are after us for driving our "Gas guzzling" "gigantic" vehicles. What they tend to forget is the fact that we're keeping history alive for future generations at great personal expense and that we drive our vehicles very few miles in total over a year.
There's strength in numbers, guys.
Goran N
Sweden
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What you have there is a late model (third model rear body 1944-45) Dodge WC52, with the winch missing.
Parts are fairly easy to find. Midwest Military's got most of the stuff you need.
The basic 213 c.i. engine was built by Dodge, in one form or another, until 1968 or so. The gears are a tad high, but you can cruise along all day at 45 m.p.h.
Look up the frame number, on the left hand front frame rail, just in front of the front suspension. The number should begin with 815, 816 or 817, and be a total of 8 digits long. You can find out around what time the truck was built from this number.
The value of restored original Dodge WC51_s or WC52's have skyrocketed in the last few years. Willys MB's and Ford GPW's are getting so expensive that more and more people are turning to the Dodge WC as an alternative. They are small enough to fit [barely
] in a regular garage, with the rear top tarp and uprights taken off.
Good luck!
Goran N
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Parts are fairly easy to find. Midwest Military's got most of the stuff you need.
The basic 213 c.i. engine was built by Dodge, in one form or another, until 1968 or so. The gears are a tad high, but you can cruise along all day at 45 m.p.h.
Look up the frame number, on the left hand front frame rail, just in front of the front suspension. The number should begin with 815, 816 or 817, and be a total of 8 digits long. You can find out around what time the truck was built from this number.
The value of restored original Dodge WC51_s or WC52's have skyrocketed in the last few years. Willys MB's and Ford GPW's are getting so expensive that more and more people are turning to the Dodge WC as an alternative. They are small enough to fit [barely
] in a regular garage, with the rear top tarp and uprights taken off.Good luck!
Goran N
Lidingo
Sweden
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Newbe
Ha im new to the groop and glad to be hear.
Ha im new to the groop and glad to be hear.