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absolute steal? Soooo, Keith, are you saying you're the one that got the good deal on the M1008?

RE: Michigan and surrounding states Sorry, Lane. I've got the Museum event at Grayling. Since its a meeting for both the GL MVPA and the Museum Board, I've got the day off special for it.

scene from "Cars" the movie In that pic they look like the tractors grazing just before 'Mater "tips" 'em.

Naw, gotta have oldies to go with the era of the truck, "White Rabbit" or "Born to be Wild"

use of captured equipment Fogman, It would actually be legitimate to paint the US built WW2 truck with German (Wermacht) markings as many of these trucks were captured and used as long as they would run. I believe the Squadron Signal publication "Panzer Markings II" has examples of markings...

back end photos I guess the XM708 dump box does actually go under the "bodywork" category. Here are a couple pics of Pete's truck that might show the back end to better advantage.

Cabell, Rather than steal Keith's thread, here's a pic of Pete K's XM708 at one of our fall trail rides. Don't know if this let's you get a vision of the mud flaps or not. I looked for one from the back, but all I have are a lot of the front end. (The photographer was riding in the back of...

taillights? Just curious-why'd you go back to the small tail lights? :? And remember, if you run in blackout, you don't have a brake light now.

nice job!!!!!! Keith--- FANTASTIC!!!! Okay, can I have my truck back now? :mrgreen: Thank you for bringing that truck up to this standard. You've done a beautiful job, and the seabee decals aren't THAT bad. :lol: Now I've got to print out these pics so I'll be able to recognize it...

left hand light Keith, The light shown should be the left hand (driver's) side taillight, IIRC. The right hand has a second, smaller BO slot for the black out brake light-it was only on one side in the original truck. Are you pulling the composites to put the originals back on?

I love the action in the dioramas. I'll bet the info the OCs were getting was VERY interesting and more than the tourist normally gets.

Some more shots at the show! I didn't see it on the road, but I drove two hours round trip just to take these pics!

Otter snowmobile Here are some pics from Feb 96.

Is that the Vintage Video with the vehicle comparison tests at Aberdeen? Comparing the performance with the standard chassis in the "unimproved areas" and "hog wallow"? Great video. I've got a copy because it also showed the XM410 I used to own.

Not from Alpena Mark, Welcome to SS! Where you moving to? I'm pretty sure we can hook you up with some SS members wherever you go. I take it you're hanging onto the M37 you got from Northern Michigan. I remembeer some of our discussion on G741 when I got mine from Harrisville. PS-I've got...

Bjorn, just curious- why'd you move the headlights back to the body? The in service pics you put up show them out on the winch bumper like yours were to start with.

Michigan Otter One of our Museum members used to own an Otter. We took it out for out winter "snowmobile" rides. He sold it to a guy in England a few years back. I'll see if I can find some pics to scan and post.

This the one? I think this is the one you're talking about.

Okay, now check this out! Saw this post the other day. Today, at WALMART, looking for additions to my "army toy" collection found this:

A still pic That PowerWagon looks like this one I found on MoPar Norm's photo pages: