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I have seen good ones that were decent drivers and no rust, good paint, sell for $5K. Perfectly restored ones for $10-12K. Highest I have ever seen was a museum quality example sold for $26,000. Prices are what you are willing to pay, especially in this economy.

All CUCVs have rust. Be glad you're not buying M880s. They don't have rust, they come with Swiss cheese.

I bought a laundry trailer with an MEP-003a on it, between the time the pics were posted on GL and the time I picked it up, a number of parts were removed from it. I got the replacement parts from Coleman's off some junkers in the back lot, I built it up, and it worked fine.

You're not just green you're NEON GREEN! TM means Technical Manual.

Found rolls of original WD-1 at Murphy's in CA. FYI... HOME PAGE

Next time you get coolant at the store, don't get the 2%, get the skim. That will fix you right on up.

Great save, glad you gave it a good home...now for some paint!

Anyone have the -35 maintenance manual in .pdf form? Have the lower echelon manuals, and I have the -35 for the PRC-25, but not for the -77. Any help is appreciated...

Thanks for the info - I distinctly remember a couple threads where someone said "no they won't" but after looking into this more, they will fit but the backspacing is different. No biggie.

Have a gent interested in getting my last FMTV rim, he owns a 818 tractor and needs a spare wheel. He swears he helped a guy at the SS mini rally change his rim, he has a 5-ton tractor 818 series and the rims look almost identical.

vt - are you sure this is the best fit and model? I just priced this battery, the low priced one from AutoZone and Advance, and they come in at $100 EACH. And I need two. ??? Just find it hard to believe that batteries are going this much for so small a battery. I bought two batteries for...

This guy is the picture is currently serving as a pilot on the new XC-130 Dorkules.

Looks like you need a few jerry cans to mount on the genset to make it complete! Other than that, great work! Nothing like getting even the ancillary equipment back up to mil-spec, ready for duty!

I'll be there with the little tyke in tow, not a definite but a probable.

The military is getting rid of the older-line M871 and M872 flatbed trailers, the 3-axles jobbies, that were issued 30 years ago. Once in a while an older Cold War-era M127 stake trailer comes up that the 871s replaced, but for the most part these older flatbed haulers are all going away...

Interested in seeing what you all do for batteries for your M37s, what brands and amperages?

Ones I can think of off the top of my head: Kublo's Surplus Coleman's Surplus Saturn Surplus

Nice! I'll take any beer-flavored can of stuff sitting out in the woods for the past 18 months or so after wheeling all day!

As always, had a great time at RC. If you like rock crawling, short of driving all the way out to Moab in Utah, Rausch Creek is the best there is on the East Coast. Were covering more and more routes there with the big trucks. We were unable to do Matt's newly scouted trails on Saturday due...

GA people go to GA rallies! :)