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Some time ago somebody wanted to see a photo of a V-100 with an M-60 searchlight. Well here it is; an M-706E2 USAF model in Vietnam. Has an early 40mm launcher on board as well. Hope this posts right...

Once again, very nice work...

I would not tow a Pinz that far. I suggest renting/borrowing a trailer for it. The M109 can certainly handle it with no problem.

Can't find it? If you Google just "Haspin", it comes right up, first thing. Geez, what is wrong with some people?

Always glad to share a great pic of smoke dischargers with everyone. That certainly is on of the nicest pair I have seen, too.

The British Army used a similar digital pattern in urban colors on their Berlin Brigade armour back in the 70's-80's

With the wheels off the ground, if I turn one side at a time, I get the click, click, click of a Detroit Locker. If I turn both, no clicking. Is that what I have; a Detroit Locker installed, or is it something else? I just am not familiar with Rockwells enough to know for sure...

Yep, been in the history books for quite some time...

Anyone on SS from the 16th MP Brigade, 93rd MP Battalion? Or photos of their V-100's?

If 4:1 works for you, no problem. These days, it depends much on your equipment: you gun type, setting, nozzles, etc.

Dave, Contact Lance at jpcj-7@lycos.com He has an M-35A2C for sale right in NE Ohio. A 1972 ex-USAF truck.

Been using it exclusively for 16 years. Do Not use a hardener. You don't need it. Xylene works fine, mineral spirits works better with a smoother finish as a result. Hardener with add unwanted luster. Reduction depends upon your equipment, but as stated, only 10% is about right.

If you don't want British armor because of costs and maintaining, you certainly don't want a BMP variant either. As for a BMP with tires...? Someone needs to do a little better research.

Looks ex-PD

Got a friend whose Deuce has a "loose" front end. Anyone in SW Ohio good with Rockwells? Willing to pay, of course.

That all makes a lot of sense. There are more and more photos of deuce gun trucks showing up. That's why I was curious.

Obviously, most Vietnam Guntrucks were 5 ton trucks, however, some were M35's. The 5 tons were able to handle the weight of any armor, weapons, ammo, etc. but does anyone know how the deuces worked out? Were they just not up to the task?

Where to begin? $1k is cheap for a Saracen for sure, but be aware these are mega-complex vehicles, and 40+ years old to boot. First off, the transmission is NOT automatic. It is a very complex, very fragile pre-select with a hydra-static clutch. The brakes and power steering share a hydraulic...

Hell-oh in O-hi-o

Source for Rockwell parts? Need a good source for M35 Rockwell axle parts. For starters, I need the 1"-20 nut used to mount the drive shaft flange to the axle.