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States in the photo it is indeed Base Borden

Welcome Frederic. Your Mutts look great! Are you anywhere near Auterive? A good friend has a business there.

Looks like gunner's scope from an M-47

Chihuahua, that's funny. Thanks guys.

My Haflinger next to a Russian KrAZ radar jammer at Ropkey Armor Museum (Crawfordsville, IN) last September. Awesome museum, BTW>

Ohio, land of Grant, Custer, and Hayes...

As evidenced in Wisconsin, there is no Federal law requiring states to license any particular vehicle. It is up to the states. What one states does has nothing to do with requirements in another.

Lend Lease ended with WWII and certainly never included the enemy.... Many countries purchased M151s. Jordan, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Israel, Thailand, Philippines, Mexico, Colombia just to name a few. Nice to have front discs...

Very interesting. Thanks much for posting.

No, it does not. The 25 year vintage exemption has come into play. It is totally up to the state. Title requirements vary but have nothing to do with Federal.

Some of you guys need to get a grip. Once and for all, IT DEPENDS UPON THE STATE. A Sheriff's department vehicle is not required to have a title in some states and upon the legitimate sale, can then be issued a title. Ohio, Georgia and Colorado are this way.

FWIW, PLGRs are no longer controlled and are showing up a lot of places, but without COMSEC programing of course. It is after all 18 year old technology.

Wonderful. Looks good in the Hagerty Magazine, too. Our local steel company, ARMCO Steel, sent an ambulance crew of 19 men and bought five Fords to send over.

I might need a part secured until shipping can be arranged. Thanks.

It was most certainly not a 1976 model as the production ceased in 1962.

If what is the jeep in the book? The photos posted from Vietnam? That's not even the same poster, let alone the author....

I owned 01DA02 and it did as well; BAOR Well cared after, it was.

All Canadian Ferrets are Mk I, with no turret.

Very cool

No, there were never any Ferrets in Vietnam, Aussie or otherwise. That was the joke of it all.