what is this on top of the m105 trailer?

[pd2fly]

I've been looking for a S-250 communications shelter and M105 trailer combo.

While searching I came across this.

An ideas? Name, nomenclature, where I can buy one? Didn't see anything similar in the classifieds; can't even find an S-250 or M105 for sale.

Thanks,

Bruce

 

[wreckerman893]

DAMIFINO

 

[MWMULES]

Something Sgt Snuffy had lying around the motor pool, I got a similar Top on a M101A2 that the Air Force modified.

 

[saddamsnightmare]

October 25th, 2012.

Definitely not the usual tailor's shops one sees on the M105's.......

 

[KsM715]

Do you really need a 105? I'm in the process of putting my 250 shelter onto a M116a3. Hope to have it up on the trailer this weekend, then all I have to do is secure it. Then the combo is going up for sale.

As for whats in the pic, it looks like some Unit Built (or homebrew) fabricaion.

 

[pd2fly]

if I had known about the M116a3 I would have included it, also

I live near by in Iowa, so I am very interested in your project.

Please post pictures/price/contact info/etc

And tyvm for your reply.

Bruce

 

[NDT]

I've looked at a lot of Army surplus in my day but never have I seen one of those. Looks like a Viet Nam era CBC.

 

[steelandcanvas]

1245390[/SIZE]]Do you really need a 105? I'm in the process of putting my 250 shelter onto a M116a3. Hope to have it up on the trailer this weekend, then all I have to do is secure it. Then the combo is going up for sale.

Sweeeet! Let us know how that works out for you. Nice idea.

 

[Flyingvan911]

That is nice!

 

[eagle4g63]

Am I the only one that noticed you are asking about a "Trailer" in the "CUCV" forum instead of the "Trailer" forum............I know that would make sense

 

[KsM715]

I live near by in Iowa, so I am very interested in your project.

Please post pictures/price/contact info/etc

And tyvm for your reply.

Bruce

Done. (I know it needs to be set back, I have a bunch of heavy stuff stored in there right at the door and that was making it very tail heavy.)

 

[135gmc]

You see oddball sheetmetal projects from the USAF - they have lots of sheetmetal skills to keep the planes pounded round, and it's fairly easy for them to build something - as long as it's aluminum.