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  1. M

    what not to do with an m37

    I don't see this is any different than bobbing a duece. Not my cup of tea but it belongs to him. Do as he wants with it.
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    roll call of EXISTING Vietnam gun trucks

    A replica is a copy of an actual truck that existed at one time. A tribute is just a fictional truck that cudda been. I can't speak for everyone, but most of the old guntruckers would rather see a replica but we appreciate the efforts of anyone that takes the time and effort, not to mention the...
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    roll call of EXISTING Vietnam gun trucks

    Thank you for your kind words. As far as putting ourselves in harms way, we were just young and dumb 19-20-21 year olds that didn't know any better. We went over feeling invincible like nothing could hurt us. If anything bad happened it would be some other guy. Unfortunately, sometimes you're...
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    roll call of EXISTING Vietnam gun trucks

    Jollyroger,you will not be stepping on any toes by building a guntruck, either replica or tribute. Costs for either will be about the same depending mainly on the weapons used. For a replica, just pick a period in time, do your research and make an honest effort to do it right. Every truck...
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    One thing led to another

    Hey Garandfan, nice truck. Love the yellow nose on the hood, but that's supposed to mean 8th Group in Viet Nam. The bumper markings don't match that. Not nitpicking, just saying mayyybee somethings not right.
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    MadDawg's M37 gun truck project

    Hey MD, great choice of names. One thing though, it was in the 64th TC when it was built, same platoon as Highland Raiders. Thus the name. Would love to see 64th on the bumper. I only remember it with one m-60, was greatly upgraded after I left. Unfortuately, I don't have single pic or remember...
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    WW II Gun Truck

    Nice truck. See you at Carlisle in Aug.
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    Another new member from Oklahoma

    Nice to see a member from my part of the world. I'm a few miles east of you in a little wide spot in the road of Ringwood. Maybe you know where it is. Welcome aboard.
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    Vietm Gun Trucks

    Diver, you're doing a heck of a good job. Richard Cornell[thumbzup]
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    Lam Son 719--Living & Transporting

    Hey Jeff, that tire shop deal wasn't one of my favorite memories. At least we had locals repair the flats, all we had to do was swap them on the trucks. I got my tail chewed out by Gary Best (KIA) the driver of the Minny at the time because I didn't know I had two guntrucks to tend to, and left...
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    Lam Son 719--Living & Transporting

    Hey Driver, you posted pics of the tire repair. My first job when I got to the 64th in July, 69 was changing flats at night for the 3rd platoon. First thing I was told was take care of the guntrucks first. The 3rd Plt had the Highland Animals and Mighty Minny. In case of an alert at night, I was...
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    Vietm Gun Trucks

    I totally agree with making a truck as authentic as possible, but these trucks were constantly changing and being updated. I remember how the Highland Animals and Mighty Minny were during my time on them but I know they were different before and after I served on them. So a replica may be...
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