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Always wondered what that place looked like.

Id try Austin also, it's where I bought mine. I think it was like $30.

Use your travel locks on your cradle and ring as their intended and I wouldnt suspect youd have any troubles driving around on the streets. Ive put numerous miles on my truck with my 60 on the ring, no problems. If I was constantly offroad, I'd have it removed unless someone was up in the ring.

Im a ixture of everything. I usually tend to drive it moderately, but being a diesel it needs some work load on it. So I'll run it hard through the gears and blow smoke occasionally.

I think if someone built a gun truck using a 113 hull, they'd officially have the baddest military vehicle on the planet. Hands down.

The good thing about a gun truck is that they were built off of GI ingenuity. Each one was different, so you cant really go wrong with whatever you want to do. BUt like I've said before, I want the $500k in guns that go along with it though. :lol:

That's a nice truck!

What do thes straps even look like?

http://www.karrsltd.com/armor.html There's also another SPR "Tiger" tank that was just bought buy a reenacting group on the East coast to start making the rounds, this is the one that was previously out west.

BMG parts has a set of legs advertised. Not sure of the price.

Which ever is easier on the wallet ammo wise. Nothing is cheap these days. .308 is the most expensive route. 39 caliber can still be found for marginal deals. Could also opt for 8mm, but I dont know what those prices are at. I know a lot of that surplus has dried up also.

I've heard of people being in a semi 1919 for under a$1k. But I dont know what parts kits are going for right now plus a sideplate etc.

There's tons of places one can buy a semi 1919 from. Ohio Rapid Fire, Allied Armament, TNW firearms to name a few. Or if you're in any way mechanically inclined. You could build one. I'd make sure that if you purchase one, you at least get a copy of the ATF demo approved paperwork from that...

Re: RE: Cradle It looks like it belongs there. While there's nothing wrong with 60s and 1919s up there, 50s just fit so much better with the looks. Big truck, big gun.

RE: Cradle That's the M23 cradle for an M2 .50.

"1958 M274" posted up that he offers M60 replicas. Dont what they look like, but they're made of metal it seems. I'd take that over the resin stuff. If I might add, Id look for a M2 .50 dummy if youre can only afford/looking for a dummy. While I have a 60 and like seeing it on my ring...

Looks good, now you just need a gun to stick up there. :D

That's a good lookin truck. 8)

Our ring had some difficulties spinning. I wound up taking the top off of it and giving it a good cleaning with some compressed air and nice lubricating afterwards. Now it spins effortlessly. As for the reinforcement plate. We havent installed ours yet, but im sure in the near future. Our...

Im pretty positive that ours is on wrong. But at least the heavy girl is up there.