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Cool looking wheels, but I wouldn't expect to sell very many to military truck guys at that price. You would do better marketing them to the rock crawling community.

Need more pics of that white zombie looking suburban!

Check this thread: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/56576-latest-915a1-unusual-features.html

As a point of clarification, my experience has shown that HEMTT wheels have 16 bolts, and that M939 series wheels can also have 20 bolts.

How much are you asking for the trailer? If $100 is your asking price, I'll take it.

Or how about a M920 with shelter/sleeper? 400 hp turbo diesel, 16 speeds, air brakes, selectable transfer, 12v power, adjustable seat, power steering, taller tires, highway speeds no problem, sleeper fits easily, etc. You will be so much farther ahead to start with a M920 to accomplish your...

Here is a M920 with deuce cargo bed added.

You didn't see it yesterday?

Why not just get a "real" truck like a M916 or M920? They can be found for the same price of a deuce.

The M915/M915A1 were built by AM General with CCC cab. The M915A2 was built by Freightliner, but there aren't many of those in private hands yet.

Basically- Buy a M818 if you want off-road capability or want the "tactical look" Buy a M915 if you want to go fast on the highway Buy a M915A1 if you want something easy to drive

As a note, the M916 and M920 tractors will not pull civilian trailers without fifth wheel or kingping modifications.

Okay, thanks for the info. I'll look into those clips.

BTW, I went ahead and purchased 2x12" apitong lumber for the deck. If it meets OEM specs, good enough for me. :-D

Your right, no clamps. Got a source for those? Are they a commercial item? I thought about just using some flat bar stock, angle or some channel; cut into pieces.

I just checked the NSN on the ones I have and they are NSN 2510-01-004-2621. I think they are for '76.

I think I have a few in the crate. Was the same grill used in all the M880s?

I think there were 4 on that trip from Saginaw. Unfortunately, they are not mine. :( I have helped pick up a lot of stuff for other people. :driver:

As a "just-in-case" measure, it could be done. However, be careful because the tail can wag the dog. I have had a bad expeience flat towing a deuce with M915A1 and will not do it again, unless extreme measures warrant it. Please see this thread...

As part of the refurbishment process on my M870A1, I need to purchase new wood decking for it. I know the trailer manufacture Load King uses full 2" rought cut Apitong on all their trailers, but what other suitable alternatives are there for a 40 ton lowboy? BTW, Local prices on Oak are almost...