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Sarge29: Check out this site: http://www.g503.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=17

Money is a great motivator. So are great teachers molding young minds.

Take a sample of the color you want to an automotive paint store. I use Car Color, A PPG dealer, in Columbus, Georgia. They can mix the color and then add as much "flattener" as you want. You might hear the term "semi-gloss" or "semi-flat". Both are similar.

I'll see you there on the 7th around noon.

What a great looking truck. The first one I've ever seen.

Welcome to the site. Here are a couple of M37 sites you might be interested in: M37 Registry at: http://www.g741.org/PHPBB/index.php Rick Larsen stencils: http://militarystencils.com/default.asp http://www.g741.org/ http://www.swapmeetdave.com/Ahl/M37.htm...

What truck?............couldn't resist :lol:

Give them our best, and Welcome Home.....Vietnam 1970-71

You indicated you were "reasonably fit". Here is the Marine Corps physical fitness requirements: http://usmilitary.about.com/od/marines/l/blfitmale.htm MINIMUM requirements: 3 pull ups from a dead hang (I'll bet you have difficulty) 50 crunches in 2 minutes (sit-ups) 3 mile run in 28 minutes...

Nice lookin' crew ya got there! :roll:

I did the Route 66 thing in a Corvette back in 1965 (no air conditioning) with a wife and 2 year old. Drove across the desert at night while it was cool. 8) Fort Ord, California to Fort Sill, Oklahoma.

Great lookin' truck....the paint job works for me :shock:

Here is a site that deals with Jerry/Gerry cans: http://www.g503.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=37

Thanks for taking the time to share some really GREAT pictures.

Jaguar engine. More info at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_Armoured_Reconnaissance_Vehicle

The CARC that was used is a standard polyurethane paint. Here is some information on CARC paint http://www.gulflink.osd.mil/news/na_carc_27jul00.html

Congratulations...keep on, keeping on...and this is the right place for those pictures. Thanks for sharing.

The FAV is one of the favorite vehicles that everybody likes to climb aboard. The wheels are stock, but the tires are not (too small).

Southdave: Thanks for sharing a great story. Really enjoyed it.

If someone else needs the manuals, they can be found on two (2) different sites. You will find them here: http://www.pedros.cz/ http://www.scottie4442.net/mv/mutt/m151doc.html