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Cheyenne Christmas parade Toys For Tots. For the past 7 or 8 years I’ve lead the parade with my truck. We put the word out to the community that if they wanted to, they could bring toys and we’d pick them up as we travel along the parade route. This your we filled 7 big boxes of toys and a...

I’ve got a pretty good list. I have a Gun Truck I’ve built, the War Wagon. It’s built on a ‘70 M35A2 w/w. Right now my armament is three M2 replica .50 cal MG’s, a M60 replica, a M16 replica, some grenade replicas, a LAW rocket tube and a bun load of ammo cans. I’m planning for a forth M2 which...

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I was reading a book, “Vietnam, A Complete Photographic History” by Michael Maclear. Photographs edited by Hal Buell. On page 12, I found a picture of a pre-Vietnam War Gun Jeep. The picture is dated January 1947 and has the caption: “With a building burning in the background, French Soldiers...

Looks like a ladder off a M109 or equivalent 5 ton.

This may sound silly but it’s not meant as anything derogatory. Do you have a front drive shaft still installed? Stranger things have been stolen...

Thank you. She isn’t done yet. Hopefully this winter I’ll be able to get the inner layer of armor (PSP) installed.

If you need any help, let me know.

I was stationed there in the ‘80’s. Beautiful state and nice people!

I don’t have any pictures, however, if memory serves me correctly, there were improvised gun trucks used in (no particular order) Beirut Lebanon, Panama and Desert Shield/Desert Storm. They were also used by various “teams” that were running around various places where the local population...

Just over the border into Wyoming.

Also, coming up to Wyoming of I25 is a placed called Terry Bison Ranch. There is a cab and chassis towards the south end of the property. I know nothing about it except you can see it from the Interstate. There may be a second vehicle just as you enter the property. Terry Bison Ranch is set up...

I’m having a brain fart once again... there’s a gentleman in CO, Ft Collins maybe who converted his 109 into a gun truck by removing the shop section and installing a A3 bed he bought from me. If you check the gun truck section, you should find his name and contact info. He had the shop section...

The same goes for CH-53 helicopters, all models. If it ain’t leaking, there ain’t no oil.

Update, truck now runs, transmission now has a functioning clutch so I can move it. It's in the barn for now until some other projects get done.

Installed a brand new Rampage model K-4768QAM/FM cassette player. Found it new, still in its bubble pack. Then I found a box of Christmas cassettes. Now I've got a real system that shouldn't fry my batteries. Also getting the truck Christmas lights functioning again. Last year I fried the radio...

I figured it out. Because this truck has a 318 V8 made between 1957 and 1966, the mechanical linkage will not fit. The previous owners solution was to install a hydraulic clutch. He used a M37 master cylinder, about 3 feet of aircraft grade hydraulic hose, some fittings and a second hydraulic...

I can't seem to find anything on the subject so here it goes: the clutch pedal when depressed, actuates a hydraulic cylinder, similar to the brake master cylinder. It is in fact mounted just outboard of the brake master cylinder. A hose runs from the back of the "clutch cylinder" to a smaller...

Underneath the GovPlanet sticker, should be the data plate that tells you what the manual is. If possible, give the exact dimensions of the bearing/race/parts/doodads. I'll dig thru my pile and see what I've got.

Snow this morning and rain this afternoon, yuck!!!