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Lots of trucks currently showing up on GL, over 150, and over 350 trailers of all types. Not to mention the ongoing supply of ones coming out of GSA. I call :tin hat:

My truck hasn't moved since October, but it is used fairly often during the warmer weather in the Spring-Fall timeframe.

Still not bad. They make great pack-mule trailers for hauling stuff back and forth to shows, even if they are not 100% original.

Yes, it's from Alfa Heaven....

Great save! What did it run you? For your restoration pleasure, I found the following website. It also has a webpage on it that give detailed pics and measurements to fab up your own tailgate for it. http://1942willys.homestead.com/converto.html

What are those headlight housings? Edsel? '58 T-bird?

M127 has 2 axles. Take a look at the pics - only one axle, and no, one axle isn't missing. ;-) Any pics of the data plates? That would answer the questions....

Okay, great idea. If you can pick up a 1/4-ton trailer, by yourself, and place it in the back of a deuce without use of a hoist or wrecker, more power to you. If you have a loading dock or a ditch and can in some way make use of that means of loading, more power to you. However, if you like...

That looks like a M118 stake semitrailer, 6-ton, 2-wheel. It would work fine for the M818.

I know, weight-wise, it can be done easily, but my concern is due to the shortness of the trailer, it may cause side-to-side wheel hop or shaking. Anyone have experience with this?

I have a M105 trailer axle for $50 in the classifieds. PM sent.

Wow, that's a nice truck! Bet the few M52-series trucks that served in Desert Storm didn't look that good....

Fair Radio has one, but looks like you'll have to buy the RT-68 and PP-112 with it....

Sorry, you earned it. nopics

Mount it facing up. My truck came with it mounted on the floor vent door, which is kinda dumb. When I mount the convoy lights, I will mount it toward the top of the pole facing God.

My mistake, apologies all around.

There is no demil code "3". Here's the list of what there really is, from the source.: http://www.drms.dla.mil/turn-in/demilcodes.pdf

I like the way that 4-color camo looks on the truck. Very lucky man, you are!

When I did the brake lines on my -725, I used Classic Tube's services. VERY pricey, since I had mine done in stainless steel, but they did a top notch job.