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COOL!!!:grd::beer::driver::drool::not worthy:

Found this on Houston Craigslist but its in Boise, ID 1954 5 ton bridge truck the guy says it has a gasser engine 1954 Army Truck

two gallons of RAPCO paint and two gallons of red primer so roughly about 150.00 dollors plus alot of time. all together it took four weekend probly to sand prime and fixing rust holes and add the little stuff like mirrors and the paper clips on the bumper.

I got it painted on presidents day still have to put the markings on and little stuff more pictures to come

me to nopics

If only you were in Texas. Somebody save it!!!!!

I have seen the square guards before. not sure when they came out with them or why but I belive they are a later style because all the gassers I have seen have round guards.

Yep the WWII Dodge WC is the real prize like to see more pictures of it.

From what I know about WWII jeeps a lot of jeeps after the war were rebuilt and a lot of times they would take three or more jeeps to make one. What you have there is a jeep that went throught depot rebuild in 1948. it is comon to see a ford tub on willis frame and motor. Im not sure when...

Why pull it just put it in the back of the truck.

The USMC took the M151A2 to Desert Storm and some were tow jeeps so Tan paint is right color

I know a couple people that have taken dueces in the beach before Ken has done it before. A couple of us had planned to do a beach trip with m35's last year but I think the Fuel cost killed that idea. Im up for a beach trip.

Well come on down I wont be there till sunday this weekend but the musuem is open on saturday and sunday.

m1075 do you own the tailer you have pictures of? I have seen that trailer before.

:popcorn::grd:

that top is for a M151 (Mutt) family of jeeps

I have seen those the M548 that the Museum has came with that kind of top.

Is there or was there ever a soft top made for the deuce that had a hole in the top to be used on trucks that had a gun ring? I have seen a soft top for a M548 that had hole in it and it was not a Field mod. I was wandering if anyone had ever heard or seen one before.

Texas4wheeler Ken is right all are welcome to come to the museum and hang out. But crashing a hot rod hang out or car show would be fun.

I live in north houston My self I belong to the Military Museum of Texas in houston. I have one but it dosent have a title yet and needs some work. Are you looking depot rebuild one thats ready to go or a runner that needs some TLC? Let me know your price range. I know some people with trucks...