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Nice looking ride. Don't forget to add pictures when you get it painted. I like that bikini top. :lol:

Buy, beg or borrow some good batteries and save yourself a lot of time and worry.

Got close enough for pictures, but can't touch...."Oh, the humanity of it all..."

Great looking "yellow nose" 8th Group truck.

All I have is a picture of a NOS tow bar with correct adapters

The 3' x 4' plates were welded in the box and on the driver and passenger door. The windshield armor was hinged and folded down. Here is a picture of the Uncle Meat gun box being taken off of a destroyed truck, and being prepared for a new truck. The Ace of Spades, replica gun truck in...

Logan Werth in Mt Morris, Michigan finished Uncle Meat and is showing it locally. He was a crew member on the truck in Vietnam, and helped to rebuild it over there when it went over a land mine.

Dave: Is this the truck you were looking for? There is one located at the Iron Mike Museum in Columbus, Georgia (about 10 miles from Fort Benning). Notice the antennas on the side of the bed.

You picked a good time for the weather. Warm days, and bright sunshine. Good luck.

Great pictures.........they should answer a lot of questions

Thanks for taking the time to take and post all of the pictures

Great looking set-up....nice looking truck...thanks for sharing the pictures.

Good luck....we are all waiting for an "after action report".....and pictures.

Here are Wild Thing shown by Randy Recht, Fremont, In and Ace of Spades, built and shown by Sammy Seay, Rogersville, TN. Driver 523 has run with both these trucks, and knows more about gun trucks and their crews than most people. He helped building the Ace and a couple of other Vietnam era...

http://www.olive-drab.com/idphoto/id_photos_wc53.php Wanted to see what one looked like...cool looking vehicle

Think positive..and good luck

Thanks for sharing....welcome home, brother

Just got these adapters today to go with my tow bar

Congratulations....now, if I can just convince the wife, I really need that truck. :wink:

Used this on a M151A1 and it worked well. I finally found the short inside the original wiring harness. I can't remember if I got it at NAPA or an auto parts store. It comes with two keys. Just remove the key when you park the vehicle.