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Agreed, and I think they should have stuck with these as opposed to the LMTVs, of which I have yet to hear one good thing about.That is what the A3 deuces should have been like.
What ever this thing is the interior is certainly worth looking into acquiring. That thing is B A D A S S. Air Conditioning is an upgrade I certainly want in the cab of my truck and since they copied our design I thing I might have to try and copy theirs. The grill looks pretty tough too. Maybe it can be modified for an A2 front with headlight cutouts.That vehicle isn't a moded M35A2. What you've got in those pics is actually a Kia KM250 built in Korea by Kia specifically for the Korean military based on the design of the M35. Many of the parts on that truck are based on the original M35 blueprints but unfortunately doesn't have the Multifuel engine that the A2s are famous for. Those are some great pics though. I've been curious about the KM250s interrior and engine bay!
Simple is more dependable then complex. Our trucks were designed 50 (??) years ago. Supply chain should be factored in as well.Bet it has power steering and self canceling blinkers and better wiper system. Why in the heck can't our leaders figure out if you have something that works don't ditch it for something unproven?
The Canadian M44 based MLVWs are the same way. Only we're not smart enough to do this.I like the fact they have finally engineered a fail safe into the torque rods. I have seen the retention plate mod here in the forums, but it nice to see it actually adopted at the manufacturer's level.
And yet we foot the bill for 20,000 troops to keep them safe from the nutcase up north.South Korea is really taking off! Probably because they have so much soul
No kidding! I was in China for business in May and we had a connecting flight in Seoul. The way we flew in brought us over Russia and then way around North Korea to then point back toward California to land in Seoul. Basically around our A@# to get to our elbow because we couldn't go over North Korea's air space. The tyranny and isolation there are so strong that even Google maps doesn't work there.And yet we foot the bill for 20,000 troops to keep them safe from the nutcase up north.
Well the mentality of a lot of people on here is "if it ain't broke don't fix it. "The Canadian M44 based MLVWs are the same way. Only we're not smart enough to do this.
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