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I have been collecting parts for a future MTVR build for a few years. Wondering if anyone else is doing the same or know of any finally rebuilding one. Did that one in California ever get worked on or?
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Anyone working on an MTVR?
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I work at MCLB Albany. I've seen the frame rails and every stage in between a broken truck we receipted for back to a ready for issue "new" truck of all variants. I'd love to have one but only a hand-full have made it out through the DRMO process. Those that have made it out are in really bad shape from what I've seen.
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We haven't see a complete truck yet, but have gathered a few parts
Hood, cab, etc
but no one is working on them yet
Dave
Hood, cab, etc
but no one is working on them yet
Dave
Let me know when I can get one of these. I don't want to work on it though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV51BGIzkwU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV51BGIzkwU
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Working on it is not hard. There are just alot more wires than an M923 and the drivetrain is electronically controlled. Cat C12, Allison 7 speed and CTIS. I've seen them taken down to the framerails quite often and made into a brand new truck. I like the video but only disagree with it's top speed called out by the narrator. MTVR's can go 65 mph down the highway. If there would have been an operator in the 7 ton, he could have lit the smoke cannons at the top of the hill to show the way to the narrator how to find the peak. I have seen a few released but they were basically scrap. I would love to have one though!
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I want the controlled one to drive me around.
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