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They are at Barstow and coming up for sale soon. Anybody want one?
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20+ Iraqi M35A3s
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Yes please. Will you pick me out a nice one?
"I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a M35A3 today," said J. Wellington Wimpy.
"I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a M35A3 today," said J. Wellington Wimpy.
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What? Our government gives them trucks, and then they come back? What's up with that?
Guess even the Iraqis hate the looks of the A3s.
Guess even the Iraqis hate the looks of the A3s.
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Glad to see them make it home!
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Re: RE: 20+ Iraqi M35A3s
Maybe they didn't keep their end of the bargain.maddawg308 said:
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RE: Re: RE: 20+ Iraqi M35A3s
Hell, I thought they said ,on the news today,WE,THE US of A are sending Brand New Stuff over to the iraquis,{no capital I for lack of Respect},Nothing but the best for Forein Trade!!
Hell, I thought they said ,on the news today,WE,THE US of A are sending Brand New Stuff over to the iraquis,{no capital I for lack of Respect},Nothing but the best for Forein Trade!!
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RE: Re: RE: 20+ Iraqi M35A3s
My guess is that they were probably used at NTC for training our soldiers deploying to Iraq.
My guess is that they were probably used at NTC for training our soldiers deploying to Iraq.
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sign me up for one
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WHEN, WHERE, HOW? LET ME KNOW, ILL JUMP ON ONE. AFTER REPEATED BEATINGS FROM MY WIFE I THINK I CAN TAKE SOME MORE PUNISHMENT FOR MY INSUBORDINATE ACTIONS SUCH AS; REPEATEDLY BUYING LARGE DEPRECIATING OBJECTS THAT SERVE ABSOLUTELY NO PURPUSE AND DRINK ENTIELY TO MUCH GAS!
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WHAT SIZE RIMS AND TIRES DOES THAT BEAST HAVE ON IT. THEY LOOK COOL AND I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT TIRES.
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14.50R20 Michelin XL's
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I will take 2.
Maybe they still have that fresh new camel smell.
Maybe they still have that fresh new camel smell.
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the first thing to go would be the iraqi flag on the door
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Uhhhh- not sure if people are just joshing or not but these trucks were not used in Iraq. They were used for training at Ft Irwin. The military has brought some Iraqis over to help train American troops prior to deployment. Realism is trying to be brought to the maximum extent possible right down to the signs on the back of the HMMWV's saying stay back or we will shoot.
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Don't know why no one likes the A3s, they're good looking trucks IMHO. A little much on the bling with all the options, but neat nonetheless.
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I'm game, just wish I had the money...alas...
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Hey, the still could have the fresh new camel smell. That is part of the iraqi experience.
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Re: RE: 20+ Iraqi M35A3s
Separate note:
Just before I/we left Iraq in early '05, I saw many convoys coming north with one-color, tan M35A2s that looked factory new. They were sweet looking trucks. They did not have any markings or flags on them, but were for the Iraqi National Guard. I did not see any A3s, but that's not to say they weren't coming later. I often wonder if the future of many retiring M35s isn't Iraq. I understand they need vehicles. BAD! I also understand that we need to help equip them. I just hate to think that our ability to have the truck on hand here in abundance may change one day. I like knowing that there are plenty available, and will be for a long time.
Whoa! Chris! Are you old enough to recall/recite classic lines from old Popeye cartoons? That's going back a ways!steelsoldiers said:
Separate note:
Just before I/we left Iraq in early '05, I saw many convoys coming north with one-color, tan M35A2s that looked factory new. They were sweet looking trucks. They did not have any markings or flags on them, but were for the Iraqi National Guard. I did not see any A3s, but that's not to say they weren't coming later. I often wonder if the future of many retiring M35s isn't Iraq. I understand they need vehicles. BAD! I also understand that we need to help equip them. I just hate to think that our ability to have the truck on hand here in abundance may change one day. I like knowing that there are plenty available, and will be for a long time.
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MMMMM. I'm real close to these...for a change. Do ya think my wifie will still love me?
MMMMM. I'm real close to these...for a change. Do ya think my wifie will still love me?