this has got the be the shortest wheel base truck ive seen. i was exploring pirate4x4 and happened to click on a link that eventually ended with this picture, dont know if its been posted here before or not, but im having a **** of a time trying to figure out if its a 5ton or a deuce. im guessing those are 1600s, but they might be 395s, i cant tell.
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2 quick ways to tell it is a deuce, the front fenders (with wheels being centered) and second, look at the position of the air intake mushroom. On the deuce its right in front of the exhaust, on the 5 tons it is run up toward the front.
FWIW, that is an ugly setup. The truck appears every so often on epay.
Rather odd looking, kind of like when you see a midget. On the plus side, it would be hard to get that Deuce high-centered out in the sand when cresting the peak of a sand dune though.
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1970 M35A2 Whistler W/W
Bobbed, lifted and on 53" XZL's
1970 M35A2 parts truck
1971 M35A2 W/W parts truck
M-104 trailer
M-105 trailer
Very Short WB deuce or 5ton.
