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The stated dimensions are: Height 82-1/2" Width 103" Depth 28-1/2", there may be enough room for a 6.5' person to sleep, but I'm not sure. It is a NAVY bunk unit but I don't know the particular app.

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I would LIKE to put this in there, if it was closer to me........

I like the bed setup, efficient use of space there! I want to make mine look military inside so I am going to use a pair of barracks bunks, I f I can find some nearby that will fit.

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You mean a M35A2C? There have been some on GL in Oklahoma and Kansas, not too far from you, keep watching. WELCOME ABOARD! I am down in Austin and there are several members between us. Sam

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7200@115psi single, 6360@115psi dual, 65mph top speed! I am loving those tires more and more. You were looking at the 11.00x16 specs

My 11.00x20 Michelins are run at 100psi, don't know what the load rating is though.

The only advantage I know of to run duals would be a higher payload capacity. The singles give better traction, narrower track, less hassle. The Army went to singles for a reason...

Mine came from the Army with XL's on it:

No, the one I remember seeing had a turret with one light on each side. I have scoured the www and have not found it yet, still looking!

Found a period photo on the www.

Brave man, I saw an episode of Top Gear where they drove an H1 in a small town in England and got stuck several times, the roads are NARROW over there! The fronts were dualed sometimes for use in deep mud, guess he is going for authenticity in a particular event in history. OR he could have...

They just wanted a photo of the truck, didn't care that the "plate numbers" were not visible.

Not in Travis county! I went to register my M35 with photos in hand of the door number, which is INSIDE the truck. They did not need to see the photos and when asked if the number needed to be outside anywhere I was told it did not. The law states that you can use original markings to preserve...

I was thinking that going over the bed rails and down to the frame would lift the 151 up a bit and be unstable, but (duh) the bumper is HIGHER than the bed rails! There is a loading dock at one of the places we do shows so unloading there would be no big deal, just need to find a place/way to...

I thought about putting one in the back of the M35 but can't figure out how to secure it properly, and the pigyback thing won't work for my M109!