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01-02-2011, 23:29
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Polk County, Florida
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It seems there are a lot of what appears to be correct answers here!
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The first truck is a M1087a1
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After reading that included PDF about it, that is one cool truck! I'm guessing they are to new for surplus yet?
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Just looked at Gishner Shelters website. The box looks like their GSM-459 shelter box
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I have been on their site and somehow never found that shelter. For my RV project that is exactly what I need, the standard version is more or less the equal of the civilian insulated shipping container but it is 2,000 pounds less weight. From the looks/sound of it the ones with expandable sides work more like a modern RV slide than the older folding (manual labor intensive) M109 type expanding sides. If so, then I REALLY want one of them! Any chance of a lowly civilian finding one available?
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Originally Posted by doghead
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Mr. Doghead, your search foo is strong, very strong. I don't remember where I found the pictures but I know it was not on that page, I never saw it before I hit your link. Thanks for posting that!
You guys are the best! Thanks.
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01-03-2011, 16:28
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Dundalk, MD
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Again, it cant be a 1087, unless somewhere along the line it lost its box, and found this one on the side of the road. And if you've removed the box, well, then its a 1036. May I refer you to FMTV A1 R M1087 A1 - BAE Systems , read the paragraph "construction" I agree, Doghead is correct, but that aint the box Stewart and Stevens put on a 1087
Nice Box though
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