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Red M37 for ya. Well, it's an R2A crash truck, but you get the idea.

I know you're not going to like hearing this, but it might be better for you to lose some weight. It's healthy and life sucks if you die to soon before you get to enjoy your truck. My two cents, and I need to lose a few pounds too...

maverick, that's a beautiful job you did on that M332. Wish the two I had looked that nice! Just what I need for the Vietnam hooch, a M332 painted the part and loaded up with ammo crates...

Two doors, a fuel tank and a wheel rim. I'm not sure if Binghamton is far enough, will have to get back to you on that.

Ian, you throw up on my truck and I'll mail what's left of you back home in several small boxes.

Next project for you, Bruce, is to find an FMTV truck and restore that. There are only a few of us out there. I sold mine to a gent in Nevada, but I am selling some spare parts I have to another FMTV owner in New York, so they are out there.... Then again, there's that MTVR wreck in the SS...

I like food. Chicken or steak, doesn't matter to me.

Anyone near Rochester, NY going to this event? I have some parts that have to go up to a gent near there, any help is appreciated.

Question: why are there surplus Pinzes at a US base? Last I checked we didn't use them.

I'll be riding up in a civvy vehicle, and riding with someone else there. I can't afford the time to ready the deuce for the trip, and I can't afford the fuel for the deuce for the trip either. But I can't miss this event, to get back out on the trail. SO, someone leave the shotgun side of...

Ian, you are your own jug band. You'll finish the jungle juice jug, and then you can play it.

What he said. Having an air traffic control tower on your deuce is sorta like putting a helipad on your Lincoln Continental. You can, but why? Put something more useful there, like a hot tub. Or a bar. Or a hot tub with a bar in it.

I'm in. If there's a keg involved, just save me a bar stool and call me Norm. And for the record, I can neither sing, nor play the banjo.

That's what they make primer for, Tinwoodsman !

You're new here, aren't you? ;)

Confirmed. It's a Palmaria Self-Propelled Howitzer, 155mm. It is Italian in construction, except for the chassis which is based on the French LeClerc main battle tank. According to Wikipedia, 210 were ordered by Libya in 1982, and prior to the recent military action, 160 were still in Libyan...

If it's Soviet, the lines aren't matching up with any of the T-55 to T-90 series tanks. However, the back end of it resembles the new T-95 series tanks. Not sure if the Russkies are selling those to countries yet. Perhaps it is a Com-Bloc self-propelled arty piece?

Sure. Show up to the site with either an electric winch or cash, and BUY THE DANG THING! rofl

If it is a 1961 truck or after, it is probably a WM300 model. That was the last flat-fender Power Wagon made by Dodge.