First M792 Gama Goat

[GrantVarner]

Just bought my first Gama Goat. It took a while, but the significant other finally caved for my birthday and agreed not to bludgeon me for bringing home a Goat. After years of playing with M35A2's, I'm ready to move on to another toy. I'll post some pics after I get the camera out. It runs great, but has absolutely no brakes. I'm thinking it needs a master cylinder and some fresh brake lines. Definitely needs tires. Best of all, for me anyway, it came with a complete set of manuals. I'm looking forward to contributing to the forum and will definitely be looking to the forum for advice, guidance, and wisdom for bringing this Goat back to top condition. If anyone has any helpful first time Goat owner advice, I will gladly take it!

 

[jcappeljr]

Good luck,I like the one I have.

 

[DieselBob]

Congratulations on the new MV.

 

[m561gamagoat]

Great, where did you pick yours up if u don't mind! Brakes and lines aren't too bad, finding affordable tires in good shape is tough.

 

[Danger Ranger]

Hooray, I get to use this:

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[bigugh20]

Congratulations and welcome to the sight. Pictures are like crack for us so don't hold out.

 

[ProPower]

 

[GrantVarner]

Picked this up in Johnson City, TN.

 

[GrantVarner]

Lesson of the day, when the rust breaks loose in the brake drums, and the brake pedal just flops to the floor... you're in for a bumpy ride.

 

[steelandcanvas]

Not too bad. I don't believe I've ever seen one with a hard top on it.

 

[maddawg308]

My condolences on owning one of the weirdest, noisyest, and oddest looking MVs ever to be foisted upon the US military. But welcome to the disease!