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I've heard them called "Flame heaters" before. Gotta wonder if that name came about due to the inner workings or what happens when they start pissin on the turbo.........................

Truck, Ambulance, 4x4 MFG model W400 I have a pic of the data plate somewhere :?

Here's a pic of both

It is not and never was a M886. The body was made by MARK Body Co, just like the M886's It is not an "M" series yet it is a 1978 US Air Force contract airfield ambulance. Only changes are the paint and tires, was Strata Blue and had bias ply tires, I also cut off the rear step, & swapped out the...

HA! try again! I live in Michigan and NORTH of Ontario :shock: SETOYOTA hope you have room for more than the top! I've heard that once you get to Ted's you will see something else that you want/need. :drool: I'm 175 miles N.E. of there, so if you overshoot it by 3 hrs, look me up :mrgreen:

Nate, What motor is in Carl's mule?

She can take it! Remember there isn't any salt in the snow. That lil' bit o frozen water particles on 'er is proly not as bad as that salty breeze way down thar in FLA :wink: If Don doesn't have the room for that garage at his AO, you can build it here, just trying to help keep your old baby...

I've posted a link on here a few times to a source of reasonably priced tubes. they make specific size tubes for a reason, they size them like they size tires. Just get the proper tube for your tire, WTF!?

5 on a 6 7/8" BC

on MOST 16.5" rims and all M880 rims, I have a couple sets wth the bead. yes, an old school civi powerwagon wheel.

I have 36" humvee tires on my M880 and a M101A2 trailer. I haven't tested it but I am sure they would fit (tires, as I know the rims fit)

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/m880/36027-m886-going-topless.html

I know of a pair of NOS doors, they are gold plated though. Well the 600$ each price makes it seem like they must be gold plated.......................

From what I can see from that miniature pic, It looks like the M882 bracket that bolts to the quarter panel, IIRC there is a piece that goes between it and the 'Sugar Scoop' base

Have you tried the phone?

Suspect slip yoke rear shaft, or possibly the front shaft CV joint

Looking at the pics you posted, I'd venture to say that you may have exceded legal load height limits, now I don't have a maesurin' stick handy, just sayin'

Well it looks like someone must have got that plow truck. Not anticipating much of an improvement over the current daily driver. (1st pic a 2001) The new to me one, (2nd pic a 1997) sure does drive nice.

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So back to the original truck on this thread, Don, You the high bidder on it? You going to drive it from AR to CA & back to Michigan?! Another vehicle pickup of epic proportions [thumbzup] The Rat will handle the the highway R's better than a 6.2