I was driving through the Ybor City section of Tampa the other day and saw this. It looks like they cut off the rear of the cab and the winches are gone. It does not look like it is in running shape. If anyone is interested I can try to get some owner info. What grabbed my attention to start is the mock up of the M1 that was pointing down the street.
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Walter
'71 M109A3
MKT - 85
Out of spending money, out of parking space, and I am on GL looking. "Hi, my name is Walter and I am an addict."
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Ham call N1zpy http://www.4x4ham.com
1970 M35a2w/w Whistler turbo
Bobbed by beaubeau (Now the wifes)
1970 M35A2 wo/w Whistler turbo USAF
M105a2
DJ
[10:22:58] patracy: I'm not gay
[10:23:10] patracy: after the 7th or 8th time, I realized it just wasn't for me.
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Walter
'71 M109A3
MKT - 85
Out of spending money, out of parking space, and I am on GL looking. "Hi, my name is Walter and I am an addict."
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I keep hearing a voice telling me to go see it again. I know how that voice works.......
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Walter
'71 M109A3
MKT - 85
Out of spending money, out of parking space, and I am on GL looking. "Hi, my name is Walter and I am an addict."
I'd never seen one of those before, so I looked it up in D. Doyle's "Standard Catalog of U.S. Military Vehicles".... It says in the data section:
Fuel Capy: 120 gal
Range: 120 mi
THAT THING GETS ONE MILE PER GALLON!!!
Jon
I wish it was close to me. I would have to take a serious look at it if the owner wanted to sell. At 1 mpg that would almost make the best milage of the M60 look reasonable,(385 gal and 310 mile cruising range on hard surface at 20mph).
Big, Blue, and Butchered but still an M26A1
