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I posted the specs in a picture below and you can clearly see that weight for the M-1078 is less than you are stating. My original numbers were low because I converted the specs listed on another site and I failed to convert properly from metric tons (what the site had the weight listed in) to...

This LINK has a lot of good specs. The top speed there is listed at 94kmh (about 58 mph), but I'd be curious to hear what people have actually driven them at and how the ride is at that speed.

Usually when you read a thread about these trucks they are packed full of negative opinions. Bad electronics, too many electronics, bad ride, not good off road, too ugly, too heavy, too expensive, too hard to work on, too modern, top heavy, not well built, lacks truck nuts, and on, and on, and...

The LMTV's weigh in around 14,500 - 15,000 lbs which is only about 1,000 - 2,000 lbs more that a deuce and a half. I am interested to hear what the top speed in an LMTV is. Many times the tires on MV's are the limiting factor on top speed but I believe that the tires pictured on the one above...

Put the M35A3 in the 10th annual Georgia Tech car show. Took a bunch of pictures

Me to but I can't afford either. I could handle the black one.

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More pics. The Rolls Royce is the only one of its kind in the world.

More pics. The black Ferrari is for sale if anyone is interested. The "T" is the same size as the one atop Tech Tower.

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Wow! What a great event. I don't imagine that there are many cars shows that have the range of vehicles that this one did. Very, Very Cool! I anyone wants to see more on my truck, you can select the build thread link in my signature.

Just finished putting the spit shine on the Rumblin Wreck. I'll be sure to post some pics of her and any other notables.

I'm pretty sure it has been done because I am nearly certain that I read about in a thread on this site. That's why I asked if you had searched. I think it would work. Of course, you would have to cap the CTIS line that comes through the rim.

Looking forward to seeing this nice acquisition come to life. [thumbzup]