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Welcome to SS. Sorry I don't know of any salvage yards here myself, but perhaps someone will chime in. I don't really follow the smaller stuff so much. Good to see another "local" guy here. You proved to have some real guts on that recovery! Any pics?

While I was recovering the last M105A2, I decided to take a short detour. I have been past this particular VFW several times, but haven't stopped since I was a kid. Shot a few pictures for you all, I figured some of the guys here might appreciate them. Sign says it is a "Fried Krupp" 15 cm...

Send a PM to OPCOM, this is right up his alley! Sorry I can't help anymore than that.

kc5mzd, mine was right behind yours with the busted tail light and the bent frame. I am not getting anywhere with GL, so far it is "the only thing you could have done is leave the trailer, and you would get a credit next time". Since I went ahead and picked the trailer up, I have no recourse...

Found it DH, thanks!

I was going to watch this M820 in KY, but the darn hotel net pooped out for a few days, so I was wondering if anyone here won it.

I know some others that were watching that truck...

What timn said, I too have seen a bent boom pic.

reb87, you ever want to sell the M313, let me know.

The one you are asking about is a White engined version.

Currently working with them. We will see how it goes.

A six cylinder White diesel on some of them (mine), and some had a 6.2 GM. The front engine enclosure is quite different between the two though.

Trailer

Nice Super 90

You lucky dog reb! I was bidding on that M313, and got busy on the last day of the auction. Figured I would bid on it on the last day. What are your plans for it, if you don't mind me asking.

I can guarantee that it does not look like that. Mine had the sides on it too in the pic, but when I picked it up, it was full of busted up wood and bent metal. None of them had the sides on them where they are currently located. Yours may have the sides in the back, but i don't recall.

No forklift. I had to yank mine out sideways with chains to get it out of the stack, luckily mine was on the edge. Take a few extra straps, as some of them (mine included) had no bolts holding the bed on. Also bring extra lug nuts, a few had only two per side.

If you are meeting Danny, he is a nice guy and quite helpful. The trailers are not on GL property, but some type of staging lot under I-170.

What lot number was it?

Go for it, my Dakota does just fine with a M105.