I know the only surviving Vietnam gun truck is Eve of Destruction, at the Army Transportation Museum at Ft. Eustis, VA. There might be one or two still in Vietnam on display at a state-owned motor pool (pile) of captured USA armor (not sure about that but I have heard rumors). However, my question is: how many replica Vietnam gun trucks are out there in the USA that have been built up over the past several years by MV collectors? To include 1/4-ton, 3/4-ton, 2.5-ton, and 5-ton variants...
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1967 Stevens M416 trailer
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Ace of Spades M54
Uncle Meat M54
Black Widow M54
Wild Thing M54
Malfunction (M37)
Psychotic reaction M35
Iron Butterfly M35 In the UK
Squatter Swatter M35
I think I got them all that were not mentioned
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1951 M37 MVPA #17452
1953 M62 GMMVC Member
1964 M151A1 Associate Member of the ATAV
1968 M151A1 Founder of:
1967 M54A2C The Rolling Line Haul Museum
1968 M52A2
1967 M127 Trailer
"This was the Noblest Roman of them all"
Antony, Act 5 Scene 3, Line 68 Julius Ceasar
Ace of Spades was built and operated by an origional crewmember of ACE.
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1951 M37 MVPA #17452
1953 M62 GMMVC Member
1964 M151A1 Associate Member of the ATAV
1968 M151A1 Founder of:
1967 M54A2C The Rolling Line Haul Museum
1968 M52A2
1967 M127 Trailer
"This was the Noblest Roman of them all"
Antony, Act 5 Scene 3, Line 68 Julius Ceasar
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1951 M37 MVPA #17452
1953 M62 GMMVC Member
1964 M151A1 Associate Member of the ATAV
1968 M151A1 Founder of:
1967 M54A2C The Rolling Line Haul Museum
1968 M52A2
1967 M127 Trailer
"This was the Noblest Roman of them all"
Antony, Act 5 Scene 3, Line 68 Julius Ceasar