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Welcome John! Great to see you here. :D

Nice photos! The ultimate in lawn decor 8) Anyone know where a M114A1E1 might be on display, or owns one? There are a couple of parts near the gun mount I need to duplicate for the one we are restoring.

Look forward to seeing those pics and the article 8)

The M114 which was originally built by Cadillac, was in later production built by Chrysler. However,they retained the GM 283 and hydramatic transmission.

A/C would be nice, but the fans at each seat in the WGTi vehicle really helps out!

That would be mine :shock:

Going home

Here is the link: http://m2hb.net/m2phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=521&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=

Great to finally see you ADR, and we are glad you and the little lady enjoyed yourselves. Rumor has it that there will be more projects coming our way, but for now I cant say what type vehicles or even who they are coming from...but it does sound like fun though :wink: As far as the LCD in these...

Always nice to hear a success story! Sure is nice to have friends in the right places :D

I know that many on these SWAT teams are either former military, or trained by former military. So since either option falls into the same category of "silly"(according to you)...Based on this, my question is who are these trained proffessionals supposed to be then? Maybe those black T-shirt...

Small block Chevy, they came with 283 w/carb...but I put a 350 TBI in mine, and a 6.0 in the second we are building. And yes they are amphibious.

Here is your paint Jason, and DMgunn...you are right on target!

Here are the two together

Barricaded folks with intent to harm themselves and/or others hardly rise to the level of "civilians" to me. But personally, I like the black vehicles too...that's why I building one 8)

Depending on the extent of the damage, probably replace the missing material. See this link http://m2hb.net/m2phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=521&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= Keep in mind, the LE machines are not on patrol thru some war torn area...they are answering to a specific...

Home Depot matched the color. I had called RAPCO for the Gillespie paint, but they were out of seafoam and didnt expect to be running it anytime soon. I must say that I was impressed with the match Home Depot made. Although the pictures look vastly different, where we stopped painting was only...

Here is a sample of how the black reflective decals look. Depending on the angle you are looking at them.

Here are some interior changes...lots of cutting and blending.

I dont know of too many left, I know some went to El Salvador and there were some radical armor changes made on the M114 rolling chassis. Also several had the armor cut from them and the chassis were built into utility vehicles by SECO Augusta as the Wood Tiger Cub. Let alone the ones that were...