Who has the oldest military Vehicle on SS

[SR71BLACKBIRD]

What is the oldest mv on here. I do not see realy old stuff and wondered. Post your picture if you think its old.

 

[clinto]

There are some guys with WWII stuff. I suspect they are going to take the prize.

 

[Boatcarpenter]

Check out this link. This is the oldest I have seen on here.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?t=4752&highlight=model+ambulance
BC

 

[SR71BLACKBIRD]

Wow that is a sweet project. You have either alot of patience of just plain crazy. I gotta try that with my TT. This one has three trannys to shift , Its a job to drive it.

 

[gimpyrobb]

On this site, its about quantity, not age!

 

[pa.rich]

Not real old, but older than most , The MUCH COVETED M211 !!! 1952

 

[Recovry4x4]

I have a couple of 53 Studes. Best I can do!

 

[TACTICAL6]

52 m37...............:-d

 

[OD_Coyote]

I have a 44 Willys MB.

 

[m109guy]

On this site, its about quantity, not age!

I second that!

Oldest I got is a 51-52 (can't remember exactly right now as I have too many trucks) M135 deuce.

 

[saddamsnightmare]

DECEMBER 10TH, 2008.

Gentlemen:

Please permit me to modify the challenge to not the oldest, BUT----BUT,
The oldest daily runner that's still being used for work related hauling.... THAT's the true measure of the vehicle's value... HOW old can it be and still do a day's work (Hauling bikini's and six packs doesn't qualify as work)?????

I respect the Model T's, of 15 million built, about 1 million are known to exist, and many are daily runners, but I doubt any T owner would load his "TT" down with a ton load and go over to the next town or county in it.... Whereas, my 1971 Kaiser Jeep has moved everything from office furniture to locomotive bells, to firewood, garbage and even hauled M105A2's, sometimes for seven or eight hours at highways speeds.... A common day's work.
Let's see how the chips fall in that category....

Cheers,

Kyle F. McGrogan

 

[rmgill]

1942 Daimler Dingo. Still runs, brakes and can do power slides in reverse, in 3rd gear.

1943 Humber armoured Car. Finally about ready to go into a container to come to the US.

 

[ecostruction]

still going strong

thought we were supposed to post pics.

 

[m.walker]

!957 M52 I towed back a friends 5 ton with it recently . But not worked daily .

 

[FrankUSMC]

A Dodge WC-1 4x4 that was made in 1941 for the National Guard.
I also have in the collection a 1934 military issued wheeled flight line fire extinguisher, does that count?
One of the few, Frank USMC RET

 

[yorkgulch2]

42 or early 43 wc62 at far left

 

[JohnnyReb]

thought we were supposed to post pics.

LOL.....very good............

 

[offroaddiesel]

how about a 41 wc 1 also a couple of m37 ,55 and 53 .steve from western maine

 

[hippiedude]

I have met acrane and saw that 1917 modle T ambulance and it is realy nice....and he has a 1949 or 50 M34 that is nice too........I have a 52 GMC.... Tim

 

[offroaddiesel]

hip, any history on your 52,wondering where she came from thanks steve from western maine