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I had hard time finding them to but had a company I deal with at work make mine.

Nofearnohope Im in for a rally in your area ill drive my Deuce up from houston.

Well now im a offical M422A1 Mighty Mite owner now the fun part got to try an track down parts lol

thats the Air force's versoin of forest green not sure on name of that color

I located and will be picking up on Friday my First M422A1 SN 2169. Its is in ok shape the body is straight with no major damage but it is missing some pretty big parts both front wheel hub assemblies and the brush guard along with all the lifting shackles and 3 rim. Once restored it will make...

Yep got some of the information wrong. Of course if they did the complete history of that truck it would probably be a bigger plate lol

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My passenger tire started to cup so i changed the shock out and use neoprene bushings instead of rubber it helped for about three years then it started again. I just in stalled a rig mount on my truck and it fixed the cupping problem lol.

Footman loop is the comen name there are many diffrant sizes and they changed over the years

I want one it looks like fun lol thats a up armored golf cart

nopicsHow cheap is cheap?

that is the OEM hood prop that came with all m35a2 it hooks into the windshield hold down latches that ar mounted on the hood.

yep thats a good pic gives me an Idea on what to fab thanks for the pictures

I was told that there was a field modification done to the M35's that had gun rigs that allowed you the keep the hood in the open position. Has anyone seen this or have pics of the modification. My friends truck has the clips still bolted to the hood and windshield but the prop rod is gone...

I can see it next year fill the M36A2 or five ton

the adapter plate that bolt the ammo can holders to the leg are they the original plate or home made? I used some angle iron and spacers to mount my can holders to the legs.

There is not a lot you can do power wise to that engine. A lot of guy will add a bigger jet to the carb. there is a intake manifold out there thats made for a double barrell arb but they are hard to find. most people would say drop in a V8 if you want more power.

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I have only one thing to add need to paint the A/C unit green. Other than that its all good

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