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The old gal? Aren't you taling about an m75?? It seems to be haeded for scrap. Most are looking for m113's & m114's.

What's your maximum load rate, when empty? Have you hauled M35's?

That' beat' the 1919 Liberty truck. I have seen that on another site, or a (close) twin on ebay, within the past 6 months. Can anyone on this site confirm?

It's nice to see some M Series vehicles in that part of the world :-D

Gimp, You must be lost- never heard back from you.

I've got extra's. If you have a problem at the dealer, let me know.

.....and win a prize? That's the big hmmwv one.

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Once we start Ford/Chevy, Obama/Mccain, or 223/308 debates Good thought Ronbo. On that note, I could add sports bikes vs. Harleys.;-)

We should all have neighbors like that.

That's what I would do. Would be nice to have someone get it, and restore it. Oh, to have a 10 ton.

Hi Jeff, Glad that you're on this site too. Looking forward to seeing some photo's. I, for one, am definetly interested! Boomer

Looking at the picture, item 350 is still there. It seems it was won at an auction, at a low price, and now selling at a high(er) price. Imagine that!:roll:

Hi Mike, That's a nice truck. I see it didn't sell. I wonder why.......Price too high? Economy? Or something else? Boomer

Hi Frank, I just happened to check out this topic, as it is back on. I see your last post. I have sent you a reply, directly. Thanks, Boomer

Rob, we need to see some photo's. Also, do you have a museum web site?

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Everyone should keep a kit in (all) their vehicles. I do. From combat medic bags to civilian kits. Along with some additional items- all covered in prior posts.

Additional- Who is interested in ivesting to retreive this, and help save this from becoming scrap?? I know there has to be some pilots/crewmen or aviation buffs around. On that note, another option would be, to contact the museums (military/warbird, too). Also the vet groups; V V A, V F W, A...

Robert, Thanks for posting this. The Phantom is my favorite Warbird, being from the Vietnam era. Who would have thought there would be an F4, for sale, by the Government, after all this time, AND intact? This wouls fit nicely on my property! A trip to the air base would be nice. Unfortunatly...