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No hmmwv wheels don't fit a m105. It uses M35 deuce wheels.

Hope it's kosher ham for kenny!

Here was my Deuce crew cab build. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?68590-Seabee-Duece-Crew-Cab-Project

This is how the Volvo VN semi air ride is.

Hmmwv bias ply 36" on 8 bolt hmmwv wheels. Most people use 2" spacers with the hmmwv wheels.

When I ran mine out of fuel once I had the same problem. I found if you pumped the primer a bunch of times (20-30) then unscrewed the small secondary fuel filter it would release a bunch of air. I did that a few times till I had no more air and just fuel coming out of secondary filter. Tighten...

Got to love the Dirty Hippie's party!

Camo looks great!

Check the classifieds here. Sure you could find one.

The cab weighs a few hundred pounds. I think three or four guys could manage to lift it off. I used a engine hoist and ratchet straps to remove mine by myself. Had to use a wrecker to reinstall due to making it a four door.

I nominate my M931a2 with M146a1

Check your drive line angles with wedge both ways to see what way gives you the correct angle.

Jeff Laumer in Sparta Wi is the guy to use up there. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?82687-Fort-McCoy-Services&highlight=jbl

Looks Great Soni! Did I spot a Marine 7 ton (MTVR) in one of those pictures?

I picked up a couple of boxes to mount under the M146. It will have plenty of clearance with the lift and 14-20's.

Loaded up and heading out at 5am tomorrow!

Don't drink all the beer!

There goes the neighborhood!

I made my own version of the HEMTT /LVS's hatch. Works pretty nice.

Yeah it tows really nice. Just need to build folding stairs for the rear. Then start on the inside.