What is this truck?

[jeeplvr247]

Maybe it needs this one in Ohio!

Well played sir. Is that 17' though, it looks like a 12'. Can you send me a link to get to the ad for that?

 

[rlwm211]

Well, it would take a few acres t turn that truck around

 

[confused8122]

Thought I would share info about m36. A long m35, 16 foot bed. Mine has a reo gas engine, does that make it a reo?

 

[confused8122]

Please correct and inform me, I am new at this.

 

[jeeplvr247]

Mine has a reo gas engine, does that make it a reo?

I would think so but I am far from an expert. Also I like how the data tag recommends gas with a minimum octane rating of 72; talk about setting the bar low.

 

[Bob H]

Well played sir. Is that 17' though, it looks like a 12'. Can you send me a link to get to the ad for that?

I'd say closer to 17'4". That's a M36 bed.
Now if you don't take it, let me know

 

[Bob H]

Thought I would share info about m36. A long m35, 16 foot bed. Mine has a reo gas engine, does that make it a reo?

data tag says White

 

[Capt.Marion]

It's a Reo only if the data plate on the dash lists the manufacturer as "REO." That just seems to be the standard convention for things. Your truck is made by the maker of the truck, not the maker of the engine since there was such a wide variety of engine manufacturers. (For instance, my truck has White engine, but it is considered a Kaiser-Jeep since that is who is listed as the manufacturer on the data plate and when you look up the frame number.

There were tractors in the M44-series of 2 1/2-ton trucks. Said series encompasses the M35s, M109s, M49 tankers, etc... The two tractors in this series are the M275 short-wheel-base tractor and the M48 standard-wheel-base tractor.

 

[11Echo]

Well played sir. Is that 17' though, it looks like a 12'. Can you send me a link to get to the ad for that?

Before it was removed from the M36.

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