Bridging Truck

[Easyeight13]

First off, im not sure if this is the right category. Anyway, i was looking through some threads and i heard about the M328 bridging truck. So naturally i look it up and i turn this up.

 

[kblazer87]

Going to go get that one?

 

[KaiserM109]

Is it a gasser or a diesel? In 1967 we had a whole line of those, bridges included, in the 15th Combat Engineers and they were gassers.

 

[Easyeight13]

Not sure, it's just an image. It is a 1962 International Harvester apparently. I wish i could get it.

 

[turnkey]

Look at eastern equip webb site they have some for sale///

 

[Recovry4x4]

Sam Winer in Akron OH had a storage lot full of M328 gassers. That is one of the coolest 5 tons ever. Would be wicked cool on the trails.

 

[JohnnyBM931A2]

WANT

 

[KaiserM109]

Not sure, it's just an image. It is a 1962 International Harvester apparently. I wish i could get it.

If it's a 62, it's probably a gasser. Ours were rebuilt in '67 before being shipped overseas.

RE wicked off road, ours got used like VTRs because they were hard to stop, even with 5 tons of Bailey Bridge on the back.

 

[gunboy1656]

Here is a pic of the trucks Sam Winer had. I heard they are or were being scrapped.

 

[eaw46]

Great truck almost unstoppable off road and can carry a L O T but in lots of places they are over width for the road. Eddy

 

[wreckerman893]

A few years ago GL had a butt load of them for sale at some base in CA.

The were all gassers and looked almost new. I figured they were war stocks that had been ratholed for years and someone finally got around to doing the paperwork to surplus them out. If they had not been so far away I would have gotten one but at 3-4 miles per gallon it would have cost a bundle to drive home.

 

[gunboy1656]

Armyjeeps.net has one for sale in florida. Or had one last time I checked.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Local guy has these. I think there are about 8 total last time I counted.