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Yeah, but look at the cut paperclips on the bumper. I say "possibly", not definitively.

M35A2(M109A3), multifuel. Possibly USMC.

They are not. They're narrower than bridge truck wheels.

Wrist pin?

Budd lock ring wheels. OEM on M939A0 and M809 trucks. Demand for them is pretty low. People sometimes give them away. I use them to weld things out of.

You've got a chase vehicle and a credit card. Parts are readily available and not hideously expensive. Personally, I'd inspect it all and replace anything that looks like it's about to let go and then make a run for it. Any tire shop will have tires that fit. Tractor supply has bottle jacks...

But the titling documents from GP are going to say 2023. And I'd be reluctant to get a blank data plate for purposes of changing (even erroneous) information. Too easily construed as felony VIN tampering.

Take a set of towbars with your chase vehicle, just in case. Dropping the driveshafts is trivial and M1009s flat tow behind a civilian 1ton just fine.

You're likely to have a hell of a time with DMV. There's no way they're going to take any date other than what's on the data plate. And DMV just loves to say "NO!" I had an M818 that said "SUV" for vehicle type and "Gasoline" for the fuel. I was trying to title and plate it in AZ, and had the...

Ok.... all grass has been mowed because i cheated. I used a bigger hammer - The M998 did move the M818 forward enough to pull the chocks, but wouldn't pull it enough to get the tires out of the self created depressions. It didn't really help that the cable attachment point was much lower on the...

All grass has been mowed.

No less than 25k....

Not a chance...

You mentioned you were looking for a winch. I have reason to believe that guy may have one. By mentioning him in that format he'll get a notification and come read your post.

16.00's on an M818

@RGS20inophir

Don't consider it. Not with a 1ton dually either. Not even with 4000lbs in the bed. Had someone unexpectedly slowed or stopped in front of you, you'd have splattered them. Any emergency maneuvering and that trailer would have pushed you sideways and broke your rear wheels loose. These...

They'll bring at least $1000, probably more like $1500. And much more than that if two people who don't notice the wheels start fighting over them.

Looks like 4616

@silverstate55 probably knows.