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Thanks, I would appreciate that a lot!! Also looking for the footstep that goes under the radiator...

If I remember right, the towbar adapter pieces needed to be put on the CUCV facing opposite directions (up and down) so you can fit the pins in.

I need an M123 passenger side fender. Preferably somewhere within 200-300 miles from San Diego or for pick up at Tower Park. Brian

Tomlin supposedly has two 40' containers full of NOS M76 Otter parts... :shock:

With the dimensions given on the page linked to in the post above, you can probably find the pins you are looking for from McMaster Carr... http://www.mcmaster.com

Mechanized Museum on Camp Pendleton has two. The article referred to in one of the links above refers to one of the otters that Camp Pendleton has. They are both in pretty poor condition, needing full restoration, new tracks, and new road wheels (which are inflatable rubber)...

Yes, you're totally correct, I hate to see this one potentially going to Fort Irwin, it is in such good shape, it would not be difficult at all to give it a coat of paint and some fresh fuel. This is probably the best condition war trophy on the entire base. About every other vehicle is rotting...

That definitely isn't Walker's, I was there a few months ago....

The M936 belongs to the Mechanized Museum and is being driven by Jim King. He is in the Marine Corps, I'm not. He has access to MTVR's but there is just too much paperwork to fill out to use one, and he's required to wear helmet, flak jacket, and uniform while driving/operating it where as when...

I found it in my camera! :roll: We (volunteers at the Marine Corps Mechanized Museum on Camp Pendleton) removed the MTLB from where it had been sitting for about 10 years to our storage yard. It is apparently going to eventually call Fort Irwin home. It is not in that bad of condition, the...

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That tire hoist looks like the kind one would find on an M931 or M123. I think I have one or two of them if anyone is interested.

I have this entire TM... I will scan it if you guys want.

Ken my manual does not cover the M151 or M416 at all... :( only Humvee, and 800 series trucks...

I have one of the manuals too -- TM 4750-15/2-4 and it is absolutely massive. Just took these camo patterns for 998's out of it.. http://www.surfacezero.com/span/998camo1.jpg http://www.surfacezero.com/span/998camo2.jpg

I would be happy just to get one of the M9xx trucks! They are awesome! The curator of the Mechanized Museum on the base is a MGySgt, and the trucks in my photos are basically 'his' - over 800 trucks of all types - HEMMT's, MTVR's, HMMWV's, the works... in addition to the museum which I'd say...

Hey guys... these trucks have air conditioning, and they come with a laptop that can be plugged into the truck to diagnose any problem which may occur on the truck. Check out some pictures that I took at Camp Pendleton...