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Take two bottles of aspirin and a bottle of scotch, you might not notice you are dealing with GL.

The right one is non-standard. Trace where the wire goes and let us know.

RE: Intercom You spelled "NOW" wrong, oh wise and Grammar-class-failing Tarmac. :D

Wives are never right. Deny everything. Counter-accuse. And F the scrapyard idea. Post for sale ads here, we all want the stuff saved, let the scrap man get rich off Hondas and Volvos.

Can you trade money? rofl

RE: M56 Here's the numbers, M60 series vs. M1 Abrams. Numbers are approximate, and depend slightly on vehicle version and cargo setup. M-60 series tanks --------------------- Weight: 54 tons Length: 22 feet Width: 12 feet Height: 11 feet M-1 Abrams series ---------------------- Weight: 67...

RE: M56 See my above comment on the size of the M60 vs. the Abrams. The Abrams is not as "big" or high as the M48/M60 series was, but the Abrams is longer, and some of its armor is denser (i.e. depleted uranium) so the Abrams does weigh more, despite being slightly shorter than the M60 series.

A M1008 should have no problem towing a M116 3/4-ton generator trailer. Buy one without the gensets, install a couple ramps in the back, drive your ATV on and haul butt down the road!

Anyone seen Robyn in here recently? It would be nice to get some GL customer service that doesn't involve us bending over and prepping the Vaseline...

Perhaps you can graft it in with some creative sheet metal modifications, but you will be missing some gauges that are important to the deuce's operation. The question that begs to be answered is , "why?"

Wondered what that valve sticking out of the side of the oil filter housing, I saw one on dm22630's trucks and had no clue.

$350 is a good price for a 1/4 ton trailer, I'd snag it. The part you need aren't going to be expensive. JeePanels Plus's website has been down for a long time. I know they are still in business, just a phone mail-order company now. Anyone have the phone number?

It's a Ford T16 Universal Carrier. Here's the Wikipedia page on it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Carrier

:ditto: The M416 has plenty of spare parts floating around, and data plates, lights, and body panels are out there from the above sources. About the only parts I can think of that are difficult to find without tearing down another junk trailer, are the axle, the frame (though Bensinger does...

Not that I can think of. There is a civvy alternative that is similar - it's an articulated 4x4 called the Coot. They are still made today, but the older ones from the 1960s are pretty flatbed-like and boxy.

Is that what those cab-forwards are in his yyard? I thought those were FMTVs. Guess I cant tell much from the orbital pics...

RE: Re: RE: What is this???? Armored vehicles don't get surplussed out, except as scrap. Only way you'll get one is: 1. You start your own museum. 2. You enlist, and get to drive one (but you can't keep it). 3. Build your own, one piece at a time, like Johnny Cash. 4. The surplus system gets...

No, not related, but the "boxy" design is prevalent throughout the world in APCs of that era. The FMC-manufactured M59 had that style too. The M113 was made by FMC with a 6 cylinder diesel engine. Early ones had a gas engine, but I can't remember what it was. The M114 was made by the...

I've always had a question about the M113 - were any of the -113 series made out of steel hulls? Reason I ask is that a couple years back I saw a flatbed truck heading north on I-81 with a -113 track on it, and it was covered in RUST. No paint, just rust, like it had a steel hull, the paint...

RE: MV Convoy US Rt 20 coast to coast Sounds like your waging a war of attrition, and the vehicles are going down one by one. :( Glad you're still truckin', John. Got any pics of your journey so far?