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I met the crew when they landed and we enjoyed their company off and on for the whole weekend. They sort of destroyed our adult beverage supply. Good to see nothing has changed!!

Ever see a 5 ton cargo tow a 50,000 lb Navy E-2 Hawkeye!!!! Check the picture. We were 10 seconds from using the old iron to repostion the E-2 after a the wimpy tug in the first picture flamed out and died. The truck is from the Colorado Military Vehicle Collectors of Colorado (MVCC) who...

Colorado Sport International Air Show and Rocky Mountain Regional Fly-In will take place in Denver, August 22-23, 2009 at the Rocky Mountain Metro Airport (BJC) just NW of Denver. The Military Vehicle Collectors of Colorado (MVCC) will have a bunch of vehicles and equipment displays there for...

Shouldn't stop info being provided if someone has it.

Not a Dodge from WWII but got a question for the old vehicle experts. Need any info you guys might have on the following. May have found an example of the predecessor to the International M-1-4, the 1/2 ton 4x4 used mostly by the Marines in WWII. No pics yet, didn't have the camera with me...

Nice looking rig. That will come in real handy. Shouldn't know its even back there. We need a lowboy real bad to go behind this tractor to move a Stewart tank a club member has.

Quick video of my "passenger"

This is a little late but paste this link in your browser. Good slideshow of the 2009 Commerce City (Denver) Memorial Day Parade. More of the Military Vehicle Collectors of Colorado (MVCC) in a few shots. Great music background. Lots of very patriotic citizens in there also. Nice to see...

I did not, the parade was staged all over the place and did not see him. Phil

Anytime Jay.

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Here are some pics of the Highlands Ranch 4th of July parade. The Military Vehicle Collectors of Colorado, MVCConline.org, had about 18 vehicles most carrying WWII vets and their wives from a nearby retirement home. I had 2 Normandy guys and an Anzio participant in my deuce. We transported...

That would be great news as USAA rates historically have been much cheaper for comparable coverages. Still can't figure out what has taken them so long. Hope it really happens.

Sweet looking truck. What brand of locking hubs are you running??

123mack, after doing a search as you suggested I will be definitely keeping those markings on the trailer. Very decorated unit as far back as D Day and Battle of the Bulge to name a few. Most likely mark the M37 with the same markings when I get to that point. Looks like the 506th was at Ft...

Probably keep it as I have it set up for my trailer.

Nick, its a 1961 Twin Coach M101. Isn't that style of brake handle on some older deuces?? And yes its a 1951 M37 my wife found 3 miles from the house at a barn sale. It had a spun bearing but otherwise a complete rust free truck with the CCKW type hardtop (oval window). Even a Toole rebuilt...

Some larger military trailers have both recepticles, military and commercial on the trailer. This 1981 38' M971 trailer has both (see pics). I don't know of any M818s that have a commercial electrical hookup.

Anybody know what this vinyl cover might have been designed for?? I have an M101 with racks that had no cover. I obtained a bunch of vinyl tarps and vehicle covers from GL some time back and this one was one of the items in he lot. It fits the M101 perfectly except the bow uprights are about...

Thanks for the info. It will be awhile before they are replaced. Engine is out and in pieces right now. Drivetrain will come later.