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It's not a M-37, its older. Looks a lot like the WW2 G-502 series. Yours has the same horizontal louvers as a G-502, but the brushguard is a little different. Also, I don't know if wartime production had "Dodge" stamped on the front. In any case it predates the M-37. As far as the writing...

Anyone there last year remember the vendor who had all the cheap tools? I was told he was from Athens,GA. Maybe someone can invite him to the SS GA rally. BTW, when I say cheap, they were good used American tools,not Chinese junk.

Personally, I dont see where it's any more fake or pseudo than a bobbed 5-ton or any other host of modded vehicles and equipment posted here over the years. A forum section for replicas of rare vehicles might be in order. In the last issue of ARMY MOTORS, someone built a replica of a WW1 army...

One large shrt sleeve for me.

The yard in the ebay ad is close to MRE Depot. Here's the co-ordinates off google maps. 33.456496,-117.590598 You can see the high voltage electric lines just off to the side. Looks like he has a good many vehicles stored there.

The original color would be the semi-gloss olive drab, just like all the other tactical vehicles of that period.

On pictures 2&4 you can see traces of the original olive drab. Looks like for the four color camo the base green was sprayed on, then the pattern painted on by brush.

I have a electric wiper kit as found on the M35a3, but no installation sheet. Any one have one or a link to one? I searched the site, but the only reference is in a thread in 2008 linking back to the manuals section of the old site.:roll:

It's in Huntsville, Alabama in 2012. NEWS - Dixie Division Military Vehicles Club news

Yep, your'e right, they are for a M26, M123 or M125.

In case your'e making plans, the 2012 MVPA convention is in Huntsville.

DH, I could get them when I pick up mine in a couple of weeks. Any one know about what size the crates the are in?

Switzerland, too along with the JU52.

Command post tent.

The XM60 would be something nice to do a reconstruction of, if you could find the proper Holmes wrecker unit.

More links. WarWheels.Net-  International MaxxPro MRAP Index

On a different note, has anyone on the board thought of building a replica MRAP? Of coursse, money, proper fabricating tools as well as scrounging parts would all be issues. I would think a Navistar truck chassis would be the most direct route. WarWheels.Net - Photos of the International MaxxPro...

I was in the Army NG in the early 80's through the early 90's and the TA-312 was the most common phone I saw. Most of the wire used was WD-1 twisted wire.

The nationals would be the MVPA convention in Dayton, I would think.

Parramore Surplus in Florida did have the -20 and -34 manuals. Call 850-856-5207. The correct numbers are: TM 9-2320-206-20 and -34.