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there are some on this thread: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=10883 Mike

good luck on your search.. When you find one, put some pic's in the Military Fire Truck thread..great pic's... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=10883 not all 530 models, but some.. happy hunting.. Mike ************** A quick way to improve food-related...

guess those Morocco folks must have made a preemptive strike on DRMO to get those trucks re-directed to them..missed that one..Talk to your buddy Bush and his compats re: authorizing said transfer. check out DOS web site for Morocco: http://www.state.gov/r/pa/ei/bgn/5431.htm scroll down to...

yellow lights legal might want to check with your States Vehicle Code to see if you can use them for your primary headlights or not (if thats what you want them for..), secondary or fogs might be OK.. I think in California, only white goes for primary headlighting.. ( although haven't looked...

Didn't know where to put this question so here goes... I see all the TM's available here and I wonder how thats done? I have a number of newsletters from a public agency and would like to transfer them to a CD format that would be search-able. Currently when looking for specific terms (names...

here's a couple of the pic's in question.. Mike

I'm curious how US Trucks or Mil vehicles would hold up on that route..Think 5 / 10 tons or ? could survive? Mike

Not military but good shots of brutal winters and heavy vehicles.. http://englishrussia.com/?p=1721#more-1721 Mike ************ "Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal." - Henry Ford

Lots of conversations re: how long EUC's take for approval. Just wondering if anyone has had (or had a friend's) a EUC denied for one reason or another and for what reasoning.... Nothing re: me or any future plans I have, just curious on the other side of the process.. Mike ***************...

thread locker...? didn't see a mention of Military Vehicle's or the hobby (except in the poster's lead) in general..did I miss something? did see this quote from the supplied link: "In short, unification of all Republican Iraq Veterans will be a powerful force multiplier." Guess that leaves...

COE style Anyone know of any other COE (Cab Over Engine) Military Fire Trucks.. This one was built for the Navy.. Mike found a pic later of a USFS restored rig also.. Nice

found another interesting link: http://www.armyfiretrucks.com/ great pic's and information.. Mike

here's an interesting European link: http://www.historical-fire-engines.com/search.php use GMC or your favorite make as your search word...unable to capture any photos however.. Mike

re: this photo, I emailed Jim ( first web site link in this thread ) and he came back with the following info on the truck photo submitted on another thread by DDoyle: This is a CLASS 335 6x6. See my website for particulars ( http://www.maui.net/~r11/firetruck-id/index.html ). How do I know...

Military Vehicles magazine articles.. video looks great.. here's MV mag's issues dealing with fire trucks: Fire Trucks Review, Book German Firefighting Vehicles in WWII (Foedrowitz) No. 61 Pg. 26 Historic vehicles Military Fire Trucks of WWII, Part 1 No. 59 Pg. 22 Historic...

check this thread: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=10883 What info do you have (spec's/capacities/data plate info) would be available on your pic? Mind if I move it to the above thread? Mike

thanks guy, was just trying to figure out if that fire truck was issue or site built. I suppose the data plate would give a clue.. Mike

I know there was a guy in the deuce forum that had access to vin/reg # database or has acquired the history re: truck use.. Is there such a resource in the CCKW realm? I'm curious about the build/use histroy of the '45 GMC fire truck featured in the previous thread...

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