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from Jim Davis ( http://www.maui.net/~r11/firetruck-id/index.html ) "The truck is a Navy/Marine Corps 1-1/2 ton 4x4 International, apparently principally a CO-2 rig. The presence of the booster hose reel up top suggest it also carried water and had a pump of some sort. The Navy/Marine...

hopefully... Mike

whats w/ the google political ad on the top of the new web site...? When I first logged on, there was a "Yes on Prop 8" (CA ballot proposition) above.. "Yes on Prop 8 - Protect Traditional Marriage. Keep Marriage Between a Man & Woman. ProtectMarriage.com" Thought this site didn't allow...

WW II Army Fire Truck Colors my friend (1st web link on first message of this thread-he is having problems with posting himself) wanted me to post an answer to the folks asking about Mil colors on Mil fire trucks: " Would like to reply to the party with questions on WW II fire truck colors...

1942 Chevy Military Fire Pumper 2/2 2/2 pic's...

1942 Chevy Military Fire Pumper 1/2 1942 Chevrolet Buffalo C-100 Military Fire Pumper *Corps of Engineers* ebay item # 230303618150 start bid $2135.50 Buy-it-now price $ 5135.50 did not sell zero bids description: "This listing is for a 1942 Chevrolet 1 1/2 Ton Fire Truck, Chassis # 1MS12...

1952 GMC FIRETRUCK ebay item # 150305940219 sold for $560.00 w/ 2 bids 1952 GMC 6 WHEEL DRIVE TANKER FIRETRUCK

1953 REO 6x6 Fire Truck w/pump Military deuce 1953 REO 6x6 Fire Truck w/pump Military deuce, ebay item # 110300290062 , sold for $817.00 w/18 bids... Mike Just returned from Maine and VA.. Went to the US Army Womens Museum (my MIL was a WAAC, later a WAC) http://www.awm.lee.army.mil/ and the...

GUIDELINES FOR DESIGNING WILDLAND FIRE ENGINES found this : as mentioned above.. GUIDELINES FOR DESIGNING WILDLAND FIRE ENGINES http://www.roscommonequipmentcenter.com/ 2 steps: Click on "Wildland Engines " then click on "Guidelines for Designing Wildland Fire Engines" interesting...

WW2 International 4x4 fire truck...also M35A3 FD build thread transfers: WW2 international 4x4 fire truck info request w/ pic's.. http://old.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=26281 Also, 1994 M35A3 FD w/ discussions on build up...

vehicle was 4X4..State would have bought regular production model with factory accessories. Pic taken between 1951 and 1955, So CJ2a or CJ3A/B Mike had someone from another list advise my jeep is a CJ3a, no earlier than 1949..due to it having a 3A windshield frame, and a clean pair of 3A...

found a couple of more pic's on long bed Willys..May be homemade.. My truck was a State Government vehicle.. Mike

RE: fess up.. CJ8 was introduced in 1981... This pic was taken between 1951 and 1955..hence my confusion also.. I have several feelers out on other listed. Eventually will solve the big mystery here.. Lots of fun..! Mike

RE: fess up.. CJ6 had longer WB and was introduced in, I think, 1970. This is a 1948 -1953 CJ 2/3. License plate (blocked out) was a 1951-1955 issue.. We'll find it somewhere.. Mike

fess up.. here's my problem. I have the pic of the Jeep in question, but the family does not want the picture posted so here's a face blacked out version. (their request) So does this help? look at area between both person's feet (arrow)and you see a rear wheel. On the other side you can see...

The bed length is the same but it is flush w/ the body sides. Not an add on or one off..Again, think Scrambler bed length w/ a 80" or ? wheelbase, but era of CJ2/3a. !948-53 time frame. Still looking for the expert to discuss this via PM.. Mike

I found, what I think is a pic of the jeep/willys bed length. 1955 CJ5. From the book: http://www.amazon.com/Classic-4s-Illustrated-Buyers-Guide/dp/0760303401/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1220742533&sr=11-1 pic was on page 1966 at the top. However the pic I saw was the same as the blue one above...

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yes, think CJ-8 bed style but willys from late 40's/early 50's like the blue one above but longer bed.. Mike

nice rig, but no..The wheelbase was shorter, like a normal cj model..just the bed was longer.. I went to a car show today. Here's a '48 model that looked the same in the back, but w/ a short bed..again, regular WB but longer bed.. the M170 has a long WB.. Mike