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Lol...... let me guess, teaching the class what NOT to do? That's funny, thanks.

Yes, had to be careful, but my trailer brakes did most the work.

Hey thanks! Gotta luv the LBZ, power when you need it! I see your in Okla, I used to live in central Oklahoma in the 70's and 80's.

Thanks, and will do.

Thanks, and best wishes to you!

Yep, that was likely us. and your right, I have never checked empty weight, but am more curious now. Thanks!

Hey thanks, and that's good to know.

Its good to hear that their work is good, thanks for the input.

Most law enforcement are not trained nor have the equipment to check weights. And most of those who are, seem to be more interested in commercial. Now that I know the actual weight, I would not do it again.

Its the input shaft in the transfer case.

Thanks! I hope you find a great on at a great price!

Yeah, I think he actually had it listed multiple times starting at 8k. I am just tickled with it, and very blessed to get it. I was way over the towing rating with my 3/4 ton, and also on the trailer, but I just babied it on the up grades keeping the RPM's at around 2k and shifted the Alison...

Sounds like fun! May have to plan a trip myself. Enjoy your new rig!

Yes it was on there a few weeks ago, and no one bought it, so he relisted it at half the price with only a buy it now, and I came across it with just a couple hours to go in the listing. He is a really good guy, (Mad Man Army Surplus)

Your right! I looked thru the paper work and found this charge for $67, 000. Thanks for the info, I would never had guessed it. But it does explain why it looks like new! The seller told me that it had been completely restored in 08, so you just verified that for me, Thanks. I would be...

Here is my 1990 M923A2 cargo. It has 1975 documented miles. Government sold it Oct 2013 and it sat in front of a surplus store since, until someone tried to steel it but it was chained and the parking brakes were on so it broke the input shaft on the transfer case and they fled. Owner said heck...

Is this the pic you wanted? outside of hub?

I like the word "Rare", and "Very Rare is even better, can you say it again please? The "L" brackets are riveted on and look like the one on the truck in the pick you posted. Thanks for the info, this is getting interesting! Here is a pic of the "L" brackets. and a pic of the front of truck.

What ever they had on the back was removed when sold to the public according to the previous owner. Yes there are 3 holes on each frame rail by the rear axles, that were used to bolt something on. It also has four "L" brackets along the top of each rail with 3/4" holes. The previous owner had a...

Ok, guess that answers that. Thanks