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I wonder if the first series of numbers are the registration number, and the last numbers are the VIN. In that case, 200189 COULD BE your VIN.

Please post it. Thanks!

The bed is the same, but the cab protector is taller on the M929/M930 to clear the exhaust and air intake behind the cab. I've seen pics of an M929?M930 beds on M817s and you can see the difference.

Which transmission is in your truck, the overdrive transmission or the direct drive transmission? I had an M543A2 with the direct drive transmission and that truck pulled hard all the way to max speed, which was about 46 MPH. The OD tranny will give you more top speed, assuming you can get there.

This was awesome. I enjoyed watching the video. Thanks for sharing.

No, I have not seen it posted.

Does anyone in MD know of any potentially sympathetic state legislators? It would be helpful if we could get out in front of this as opposed to reacting to an unfavorable bill.

Please post it!

Yeah, we sure can use your assistance. Thanks!

Agreed. I think much of the troubles we are seeing across the country with titling of military vehicles can be traced back to the off-road use only HMMWVs.

The part that is clearly wrong is this: "Prior to the purchase of a military vehicle, each buyer is required to complete and sign the Federal Government DLA Form 1822, End-Use Certificate the form SF-97, which clearly indicates that the vehicles are intended for Off-Road Use Only." I was not...

Joe is not forgotten! I think about him regularly, and for sure every time I look at the M151A2 in my garage. That was Joe's A2 that he restored. IN addition to that truck, I got my first three M35A2s from him, and he also helped me get into DRMS bidding. He also assisted me in recovering my...

My brother was a new 2nd LT in the early 80s and his first assigned vehicle when he got to the 82nd AB was an M151A2. He did not like the truck as he said it was beat...and he said he really wanted a HMMWV that was just coming into use. With that said, he has driven my M151A2 and he loves it...

Contact HALFTRACK in Metairie, LA. He is in the USMC Reserves, and I believe he is in a motor pool.

Your M109A4 should have the dual circuit brake system. Also, it has other nice safety features like 3-point seat belts and a back up light. I don't have any input on registering it in Canada, though...but I would think you should be covered with the brakes.

Howard, I have never seen that before.

Welcome to the site! The Blazers are great vehicles! I wish I still had one!

I have one of the military tire dollies. If someone wants it, make me an offer on it. I don't want to ship it...it is too big and bulky. PM me if interested.

Will, can you post a link to your YOUTUBE page? I could not find it under your screen name. Is it under your eBay account name?

Unless the paint is so pristine that you don't want to disturb it, you may have to lightly sand down the rear bumperettes or the front bumper on either side to find the markings. Unless the truck was sandblasted, they are there under many layers of paint. In fact, you may even be able to track...