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It looks similar to a 1980s International 1724 fuel tank.
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The unofficial g749 picture thread
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A friend of mine that is in the Army sent this picture to me. He said it is sitting in the motor pool and no one knows why. Yes I am trying to find out if they need it hauled off and out of their way.
Thought it was neat the Army still has some around.
Thought it was neat the Army still has some around.
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Not many of those around
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Always had a love for these trucks!
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There's no visible rust on it. Wonder if they still work it?
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No sir. It just sits there.
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G749 Pole/Utility truck
This original photo is a truck one of my MVPA mates drove back in the 80's, after service.....drilling wells. The old photo was from a package that he gave me along with the story that the truck is still around, owned by a relative of the original owner. I'd like to save one some day.
I borrowed these pics from a man with a sultry voice, a love of airplanes and a real good eye for MV photos! This truck is in an Ontario museum so it's good to see we've got at least one in a barn.
This original photo is a truck one of my MVPA mates drove back in the 80's, after service.....drilling wells. The old photo was from a package that he gave me along with the story that the truck is still around, owned by a relative of the original owner. I'd like to save one some day.
I borrowed these pics from a man with a sultry voice, a love of airplanes and a real good eye for MV photos! This truck is in an Ontario museum so it's good to see we've got at least one in a barn.
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That's a beautiful rig, what's the mission, Lineman's Truck?
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Line truck
The Line Truck is in Kingston, Ontario Canada. http://www.c-and-e-museum.org/eng_foyer.html
""""""Where are we: The Military Communications & Electronic Museum is located at CFB Kingston on 95 Craftsman Blvd., Highway #2, Kingston East, Ontario, Canada.
Here is a pic SuperDave grabbed of the one that toured Alberta.
I had to sing for these then simply asked the owner of the faceoff site if I could share them here.
We're going to find the pictures of hundreds of deuces that were stored for the sole purpose of search and rescue by the Emergency Measure's Organization. We're also looking for pictures of the Deuces from Operation Morning Light. Maybe some of you remember it and had your Polaroid with you. http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/operation-morning-light/
It was a joint American/ Canadian search for Cosmos 945 when it crashed in 1978. The deuces were loaded with debris and stored in two locations.
The Line Truck is in Kingston, Ontario Canada. http://www.c-and-e-museum.org/eng_foyer.html
""""""Where are we: The Military Communications & Electronic Museum is located at CFB Kingston on 95 Craftsman Blvd., Highway #2, Kingston East, Ontario, Canada.
The Museum: 10,000 square feet of display area with over 5,000 items to view
Visiting Hours:
*** Summer Hours
11-5 May-Sept to include Saturday and Sunday Holidays (as posted)***
11-5 May-Sept to include Saturday and Sunday Holidays (as posted)***
Admission is by voluntary donation
Here is a pic SuperDave grabbed of the one that toured Alberta.I had to sing for these then simply asked the owner of the faceoff site if I could share them here.
We're going to find the pictures of hundreds of deuces that were stored for the sole purpose of search and rescue by the Emergency Measure's Organization. We're also looking for pictures of the Deuces from Operation Morning Light. Maybe some of you remember it and had your Polaroid with you. http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/operation-morning-light/
It was a joint American/ Canadian search for Cosmos 945 when it crashed in 1978. The deuces were loaded with debris and stored in two locations.
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Picture of our M220. Managed to get it out of the weeds, install new batteries and service the fluids. Hung a flag on it and parked it at the entrance of the farm to mark Memorial Day.
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Outstanding!
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G749 rat rod
Researching G749 civilian and service duties we find all kinds of,,,,,,we see the creativity of,,,,the vision of,,,,let's just bump this thread for some more G749 pictures before they're gone.
http://caroftheday.com/2016/10/17/an-inspired-custom-truck/
Researching G749 civilian and service duties we find all kinds of,,,,,,we see the creativity of,,,,the vision of,,,,let's just bump this thread for some more G749 pictures before they're gone.
http://caroftheday.com/2016/10/17/an-inspired-custom-truck/
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He me going until the jeep grille....
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Ooooohhhhhh MY Eyes...... my eyes...
I like well done customs, but this isn't one of them!
I like well done customs, but this isn't one of them!
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Moving a little corn out of the bin.
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3x1.5 inch channel iron that is ground down to fit the stake pocket. Also has chains across inside to connect stakes on each side.
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Ah yes, chain keeps from bending the stakes with a load of grain. My father-in-laws 57 Chevy with a Tempe bed was equipped with chains as well. ~~ How about M37keppy starting a thread about his Weasel!!!
How long are the ones you are using and did you bolt your wood to them?