Any one knows of a M35 bed on a CUCV?

[wreckerman893]

Maybe something like this:

 

[papabear]

Give Wreckerman a "Red Wrench", a few brewski's and a mission and he will come up with sumpin for sure

 

[allrevup]

Just look up the frame dimensions and the center rail is with in strike. 33.75" (to the inside of the frame outer surface)

 

[allrevup]

I have spend the last couple of hours looking for trailer photos and at Gov.Liq. listings a small(?) 3/4 ton generator trailer for a flat bed is probably the easiest starting point but a M101 with the sides and tailgate are closer to what I am looking for. found some close by in Richmonnd, Va. and Mechanicsburg, Pa.

If can ask from your expertise, Is there that big a difference from one manufacturer (9 and counting) to the other? I would imaging as a rule the newer trailer should be straighter and maybe made of better materials as it pertains to the bed.

 

[wreckerman893]

Trailers are made by different contractors to the same specs. Most appear to be identical unless a mod was authorized.

 

[allrevup]

laplander

Something I came about in Olive Drab, not quite as well proportion as your Dodge Power Wagon Crew Cab

Also read today that the flat beds with the short drop sides are Commonly know as Aussie beds, they are quite popular also in developing country's for their versatility.

The fist I ever look at as a kid were in a VW (van) truck.in the 60's

 

[allrevup]

Sorry, forget to attach other photos;

 

[jbingvtx]

the wheelbase on that dodge looks really short. It's got a stack on it, was it maybe an aircraft tug?

 

[KsM715]

I saw that pic and thought, "jeeze if your going to do that much work to it, atleast give it some wheelbase"

 

[35Z-SGM]

What model is that trailer?

Maybe something like this:

 

[Recovry4x4]

what model is that trailer?

m116a2