Heh, finally my turn! My truck was jammed full of goodies. Being sold as a non-runner with no transmission, transfer case, propeller shafts, doors, or inner doghouse cover shown, I was very pleased to find both doors (bad windows), the doghouse cover fully in-tact, a new-looking AMG 242 T/C in plastic, and both missing prop shafts (for 4L80E/242 combo...like they were expecting me to convert it), The photos also showed that the muffler section of the exhaust had a broken pipe; that was still there, but there was a brand new muffler section also sitting in the back. Lastly, there was no brush guard pictured, but I found the Luverne Grill Guard happily waiting for me in the back as well.
Now for the extra stuff that's not just base equipment to the truck... I found 4 AS3900 antenna segements-3 top element sections and 1 "center element" section; a full scissor jack assembly, lug wrench, a tool bag with two screwdrivers and two wrenches, a gas can spout, and a road triangle kit; two small dimmer knobs with a light in the center of each-unsure of their application; edit a new-in-plastic PVS-14 mode knob; a two-position telescoping bar that I need help identifying (pictured below); a bracket that I need help identifying (pictured below); a pair of ESS sunglasses that look pretty good; a brief letter to the C2 explaining why my truck is NMC, what they're doing about it, who can be contacted (lists names and phone numbers), and it's dated 15 June 2015; and a whole lot of MRE, snack bag, and dead battery trash all over the truck.
Some other things that I thought were notable about it is that there is a ground lug still attached to the truck, the SINCGARS power cable is still in-place and wired up, the antenna cables were all left in-place with the connectors cut, the tail gate has two bolts left in it to possibly hold a convoy sign, and there is a post on the right-hand side of the windshield for possibly mounting up a convoy beacon. EDIT: Also noticed that my windshield has at least the front brackets already installed for the 2-door cargo rack.
If anyone thinks they have a solid idea of what this truck's mission may have been, please tell. It's got enough oddities for me that I'm just not sure.