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  1. AMGeneral

    New M35 Owner

    I could be wrong,but I believe that truck either had a LD 465-1 or a LDS 427 multifuel in it. I only looked at it once or twice,and don't really remember.
  2. AMGeneral

    This could be exciting...

    I wondered where I left that pick,now I know!! :mrgreen:
  3. AMGeneral

    M37b1

    Unless my memory fails me,M37B1s were produced through 1968. As for the spare tire carrier,a B1 should have the drivers side mounted spare,look inside the cab just in front of the drivers door for a reinforcment plate there,the holes could have been covered over. for the bed mounted...
  4. AMGeneral

    This could be exciting...

    Thought I would post a few more pics of "The Bomb" back in 1989 when it was getting some work done, plus a few more of the other M37s keeping it company,enjoy!!
  5. AMGeneral

    my new toy

    Very nice,not many gassers left around anymore.
  6. AMGeneral

    This could be exciting...

    Yep,definetly remember both of those trucks,good saves ya'll!!
  7. AMGeneral

    This could be exciting...

    Ok,I am confused,Brian,you bought the jeep? Did Alex wanna part with the other M37?
  8. AMGeneral

    This could be exciting...

    Congratulations mthirtyseven, The engine in that 53 model was a 251 from a 1 ton civilian dodge truck,it had a new headgasket about 20 years ago!! FYI,that white M37 is 12 volt,not 24. If you have any questions about it,Brian knows where I live. I see Alex swapped the winch over to the...
  9. AMGeneral

    Brown Mtn Climb

    I know a M816 5 ton will make it to where Brian was at the mud hole,well it would make it several years ago,dunno about now.
  10. AMGeneral

    This could be exciting...

    I am guessing it's one of these 2. Didn't realize Alex was selling his stuff,Hmmmm. FYI,the white truck had a WW2 combat rim on the right rear,with a NDT dated 1949. I haven't seen either one of them since 1994,dang how time flies.
  11. AMGeneral

    This could be exciting...

    Was it painted white or OD green with a large 4 painted on the door Brian? The reason I ask is because if it is either or both,I used to own both trucks. The white one will be a 1953 model with winch and a 251 flathead vs a 230,and the OD green one will be a 1963 B1 model,still has the 230...
  12. AMGeneral

    Rusty crusty wrecker recovery

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  13. AMGeneral

    5-ton Ga to WV?

    Well,it's gas and auto,still a factory truck.
  14. AMGeneral

    Rusty crusty wrecker recovery

    Well,the adventure begins!! Ferro is on his way up the road to pick me and the M172A1 up for the trip to Lady's Island tomorrow to recover the wrecker. I am taking the camera,video camera and laptop,pics and reports will be posted as everything unfolds.
  15. AMGeneral

    Anyone familiar with Fort Jackson GL?

    Well, I was hoping you were closer to me,maybe ferro can work something out.
  16. AMGeneral

    5-ton Ga to WV?

    If for some reason Papabear decides to pass on trading the M55 for the WC62,would you consider a trade for a running XM211 GMC with a complete winch kit and loads of spare parts? Here is a link to the old classified ad. 1 GMC M211 deuce and parts for sale - Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles...
  17. AMGeneral

    Time is of the essence..I need the Vin location on a m-211

    You could always buy it back,running and driving now with a complete winch kit and lots of spare parts!! And a clear title!!
  18. AMGeneral

    Anyone familiar with Fort Jackson GL?

    exactly where in NC are you located(city/town)? We(ferro and I)may be able to get it closer for you.
  19. AMGeneral

    Welding shop on wheels

    I had one of those myself,the closest civilian equivalent is a Hobart 5030D,you should be able to find manuals for it easily enough. Oddly enough,mine was mounted on a M353 trailer vs a M200.
  20. AMGeneral

    No idea what this thing is. Any ideas? I am sure its not jeep...

    Kinda looks like a Army Signal Corps type K-18 radio van,but it is missing it's brush guard. Should be between a 1938 and 1942 model year made by GMC,model CF 351. Kind of a rare bird,258 made in 1941 and 109 in 1942. EDIT,It is a K-18 Signal Corps van,either a 1941 or 42 model. Stop...
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