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There were 2 sold at an auction in NY a couple years back. I picked one up for a buyer and towed it to the Buckeye. It was listed a while back in the classifieds. I don't know if it sold or if the ad expired.

For sale right near you.

Contact Robert at Sam Winers. www.samwinermotors.com or contact http://www.adelmans.com/ https://nationalstocknumber.info/national-stock-number/2520-00-089-8287

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i remembered the builder's site name was sr71blackbird

Batman vs Superman

I don't remember the site members name. I think he was located in central Ohio.

Not all civilian owned M348A2's become fantastic campers. The one I sold made it to the big screen though!

A couple pics of a site members build in 2008. Maybe something similar would work for your model trailer.

That homemade dolly in use. 5 ton with deuce bed.

Close enough in color to be related.

I sent him a note and link to thread. dash panel in a deuce dump.

Here's a good link to solutions. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/showthread.php?t=297980

A couple pics of custom built dollies and a pic of a deuce bed on a 5 ton.

Better than you think. They stood up to much abuse. The front drive was never disengaged. The interaxle differential allowed for varying speeds to prevent drive line binding. Part way through the 1978 model year the gears and chains were improved. They went from a 2.5" chain to a 2" and had a...

Not a new pic. I need to do a count and see what I have left. Been hanging on to them as I don't want to run out! I checked at our old source a few weeks back and they did not have any.

I did a direct approach with one of my trucks. Allows for a lot of room to service engine. Been planning to make a snorkel for this one.

Good for you! Great find and addition!

Our condolences to the family. I'll include a pic he had sent me once. Dudley called it his pride and joy.