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RE: M1009 in UK Thanks for the welcome Clinto. Right now, I've only got 2 pics of BGM. I need to edit the other pic as I don't want the VRN plastered all over the internet. There's been a spate of vehicle thefts in the U.K. where the thieves have tracked down the location of their target...

RE: M1009 in UK Thanks Fred. It is indeed an "F". Right.... better make sure I start ordering 1985 and NOT 1984 parts from LMC then! :oops: Graham

I'm quite lucky over here in the U.K. I live in the urban suburds of London, my M1009 is parked on my drive, and none of my neighbours have complained about it.... yet. Someone did tell me that it is quite noisy when I fire it up at 05:30 the morning, but they're not complaining as they use it...

RE: Mystery vehicle Oh almighty Medlog, the all-seeing, the all-knowing.... (If sucking up a little doesn't work, I'm buggered!!) :mrgreen: If I dug out the details for my M1009, would it be possible for you to find out it's unit history please? That's if it's not too much trouble for you...

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Hi everyone, I was told about this forum by several friends of mine - and one of them owns an M1009 too! :D I own a M1009 CUCV, I'm not too sure if it's ex Army or USAF, as I was told that the registration (number plate?) number is Army, but the guy who does all my servicing on it told me...