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Best name I've had was the Bobopposite. I thought about calling it SHET but Somewhat Heavy Equipment Transport wasn't as catchy
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m715mike
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This is my Lil’ Girl.
71DeuceAK
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My M928A1 has become named "Yeller". Someone referred to her as Old Yeller in reference to her (ugly) paint color, but it stuck!
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The Ward LaFrance M1A1 Heavy Wrecker is named "Papa's Lil' Home Wrecker". (Appropriate risque' WWII bare-bosomed nose art pending completion of repaint of vehicle.)
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our M 931 is the Chief, the M 109A3 is the Deuce and the Gama Goat is simply either the goat or the racin Goat .
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I've named all my trucks.
My 1991 HMMWV is named Stormy.
Once bought a 2500 Dodge Ram at state auction to haul stuff I was buying at GL in Oceanside. Coming up the grapevine hill I told my wife let's name her Rhonda. Clicked on the radio and "Help my Rhonda" came on. She's been a great truck.
My 1991 HMMWV is named Stormy.
Once bought a 2500 Dodge Ram at state auction to haul stuff I was buying at GL in Oceanside. Coming up the grapevine hill I told my wife let's name her Rhonda. Clicked on the radio and "Help my Rhonda" came on. She's been a great truck.
Vicsdeuce
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Meet “Ole Leucy”!
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davidb56
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Kat Killer..........my Blue Heeler, Bandit named it since he's the truck dog.
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My m109a3 had 'Belleville the Dollhouse' written in pencil on the driver side engine flap. So she is 'Bella'. Haven't named the m37 yet or the m1008 railroad truck. Everything else I have is named, usually the name just comes to me naturally while driving them.
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My 76 has "L'L Hummer" on the front and sides of the hood. Was that way when I bought it. I have also seen it on YouTube from before I owned it. Smashing up a Jeep Cherokee.
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1998 M1088 I converted to an M1083
“Sloth”
For obvious reasons.
58mph top speed? Maybe with a Union Pacific pushing it. Downhill. In neutral. With a tail wind. On the fifth Sunday of the second month of the third year of the...
“Sloth”
For obvious reasons.
58mph top speed? Maybe with a Union Pacific pushing it. Downhill. In neutral. With a tail wind. On the fifth Sunday of the second month of the third year of the...
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Rmtaunton
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Bubbles , Grumpy, Mystery, Wild Thing and Profit
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m715mike
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It’s no Mystery that Grumpy did the Wild Thing with Bubbles and turned a Profit!!!!
But I digress... Which truck is which?
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I've never named a vehicle... My friends have been known to name them for me, then I have to think hard when they talk to me in order to figure out what vehicle they are talking about...
My vehicles are:
The Cummins M37
The XM708 (sometimes known as "the little dump")
The M817 (sometimes known as "the big dump" - friends have been known to call it "tic-tac" based on the 200 or so tic-tac-toe games scratched into the paint on the inside of the cab...)
The XM813, (sometimes known as "the cargo truck" - friends have been known to call it "don't run" since it had "don't run" chalked on the doors by the folks at DRMO/GL when I picked it up...took a pair of batteries and a PCB to drive it off post...)
The Mule
The Jeep (M38 )
The Tractor (M931)
Sold last month, but I did have "The wrecker" (M816)
Others have been known as: the yellow M37, the blue M37, the grey M37, the Suburban, the Yukon, the 944s2, the 914, the 855 (aka "the little Deere"), the white Kenworth, the Red Kenworth...
You get the idea...
My vehicles are:
The Cummins M37
The XM708 (sometimes known as "the little dump")
The M817 (sometimes known as "the big dump" - friends have been known to call it "tic-tac" based on the 200 or so tic-tac-toe games scratched into the paint on the inside of the cab...)
The XM813, (sometimes known as "the cargo truck" - friends have been known to call it "don't run" since it had "don't run" chalked on the doors by the folks at DRMO/GL when I picked it up...took a pair of batteries and a PCB to drive it off post...)
The Mule
The Jeep (M38 )
The Tractor (M931)
Sold last month, but I did have "The wrecker" (M816)
Others have been known as: the yellow M37, the blue M37, the grey M37, the Suburban, the Yukon, the 944s2, the 914, the 855 (aka "the little Deere"), the white Kenworth, the Red Kenworth...
You get the idea...