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The photo shows the later model, not Vietnam-Era.

The M-60 cradle is an M-143. The M-60 is considered a medium machine gun, not a SAW. M-143 show up for sale often. For Vietnam-Era, you want what is known as a long pintle M-143. The later short model is for HMMWV.

So much of this entire discussion is simply trying to reinvent the wheel. None of it is cheap, none of it are going to give you the results you expect; the protection, cost or maneuverability. Properly armored, you are talking an expensive and heavy vehicle. All the way around, you might are...

Its called a tire mousse (pronounced MOOSE) and replaced an inner tube for durability. Its a big foam donut. Common on racing off-road bikes.

very good point.

No problem. I have titled 4 V-100s, two Foxes, two Ferrets, and a Saladin. As long as it is not over-sized like a BTR-60, wheeled armor is no problem.

Need a new Zerk fitting as it should have one-way valving to hold the pressure. As for mounting the minigun, up front of course! Plow the road!

The law reads the same in Ohio, but in 18 years, including lots of wheeled armor and lots of driving around, with no plates displayed, I've never been pulled over. The "test drive" clause is my excuse should it ever occur.

Very nice.

That would be a **** of a combination. FWIW: there's a guy in southern Texas that is REWATing the 76mm on his Scorpion. With an approved Form 1 and a good machinist, it's not that tough. But I like the idea of the 20mm, Justin.

Like a Scorpion, this is what you want: CVR-T Sabre A real tank, not some APC.

I have a set of light weight but bulky parts I need picked up in Morris Plains,NJ to Dayton, Oh. Any help appreciated.

Supply and demand....its that simple.

These types of armored security vehicles have been around awhile, but here's some good photos: BBC News - In pictures: Curious vehicle on the road to Sirte

Go civilian. carb too. On a M75 Mopar, you won't believe the improvement. Worth every penny x5. Those are very weak systems with all the shielding.

Maybe its an M54 wheel. I just know we have replaced two over the years and had no problem finding them.

4. It ended up costing a lot more than you ever dreamed.

Its the same as an M35 wheel.

But I think all the pirates are fully employed.

Actually putting a high speed fan in the hole helps a lot on hot days, moving slowly like in a parade. That's a pretty big dead air space otherwise.