xm708

pretty sure it was one of the rare two ever made the tires match and the bolt holes all along the top of the frame match with the picture as well. I am glad I saved my poor little dumper as there were only 200 made !! I wonder where the rest of the truck is or was ? It said it was very heavy guess that is why it was scrapped..

73m819

I DO NOT think it is a T29/T35, it states that it was CHAIN DRIVE, LOOK at the first pics, it is not chain drive but shows differentials with power divider, and the rear hubs dont match , the tires match ?????

IT is a T35E1, timkin bogie rears with 18.00x29 tires, the t35 had 18.00x25 tires,( supposed to be 18.00x25), ONLY one was BUILT

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Ron
Gainesville, Ga.
vietnam-1/66-8/68
42 5t? autocar tractor, gone
43m20, 12t, converted to tractor, gone
52m52, tractor, gone
73m819, tractor/wrecker AKA Wrecked Wrecker
77xm977 10t 8x8, to be a xm 983 sold
What ever else that can be drug home
Use CUCVs, a small step below BOBBERS as wheel chocks
GOD help the MV world if i win the LOTTERY
LONG LIVE BIG GREEN IRON

xm708

I agree it is the t35e1 in my hasty posting I put the wrong model. But heck like they sa in the government close enough for government work.

03silverado

Im no equipment expert but by looking at those axles the hubs remind me of the type of axles found on big front end loaders looks like it wasn't designed for speed

Ratch

I just rode by and saw this beast today. It's definitely friggin huge...

Tlauden

Wait only two made? And if this is one of them... There mite be a real possibility the second one is still out there somewhere?! I say we go find it

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"Life’s journey is not to arrive at the grave safely, in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting “Holy sh**, what a ride!”

Dad, that quote is 100% you, rest in peace Marine.


1969 M35A2 WO/W