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On that note, you could bring one back to life. As I remember, they were cut, not crushed to meet the demil. I have seen new life perservers turned in, and the guys at DRMO cutting them up with razor knifes, then putting them into the dumsters. When I asked why? better to just go ahead and...

Hate to say this.....but I remember them. In the late 1980s or the early 1990s, I remember them being surplused by DRMO out of Fort Bragg, NC. That is the good news, the bad news is they were demilled by being cut up. DRMO back them had a flyer you could pick up at DRMO that showed what was...

I bought one from Clint, shipping was fast! One of the few, Frank USMC RET

My friend has several transmissions in the containers. The FSN is 2520-732-1329 Does any one know what they go to? He is thinking something armor. Hate to see them scrapped when some one might be able to use them. Any clues? One of the few, Frank USMC RET

My father in law paid waaaay over $10,000 for his mule from Mechanical Mules of America. It looked new......but the tires had little to no tread, and it broke down shortly after he got it. It is still down at this time. I would not buy one from them. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

That explains it! I have seen a couple of M35A2s come up on GL here that had that sat up. Learned something today....now, I can go to bed. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

BUT WAIT!!!! Theres more! They can also haul halftracks!!! Eric and crew just dropped off at my house a full armored M2 halftrack. They did one great job! Great me informed the whole time on pick up dates and when it would be dropped off. I would, and WILL use them again. One of the few, Frank...

Please correct me on this, but I thought the American version of the Bren Gun carrier (called a T-16) was the one with the ford motor in it? I got the chance to drive one over 20 years ago, it was FUN!!!! One of the few, Frank USMC RET

DAP It has the rubber ones. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

Lifer That is how the Bride got me......she saw my gun collection and switched from Chanel No.5 to Hoppes No.9. I did not stand a chance! One of the few, Frank USMC RET

Some one years ago wrote a very good story for Army Motors (MVPA) about the armor kit that was made for the M37. The story broke the kit down, and showed how it was mounted on the M37. I do remember the kit did come with alot of shims for fitting the armor. That is the good news, the bad news...

I am down the road from you in Newport (down hwy 24). I just sold a young Marine there all my WWII Marine Internationals. Still have several trucks here, from pre WWII up to VietNam. Take care and welcomr to the site. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

Welcome to the herd. 20 years in the same gun club. Look me up if you make a run to North Carolina. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

No, just word of mouth right now. Did that with the WWII Marine Internationals and sold all 3. I will post in the classifieds now I have put it on the board here. I see you are from Texas, that is were the truck came from. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

I am selling a WC-1 up here in North Carolina, drive train rebuilt, needs to be finnished. I have over $6500 in her, will sell for $5000. Oh, cool part she was a National Guard truck, this is stamped on the data plate. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

David It was parked in the lot with several trucks and tracked vehicles waiting it's turn to go out into the range. There was a beautiful rebuilt 5 ton cargo also in the lot. The last time I was there was about 5 years ago, so I am sure the air tank on it has bigger holes than the one on yours...

Yes, I saw one at the atlantic bombing range, it looked like if you put batteries in her, she would have fired up. I did get the bracket that hooks into the back that the pintol hook is bolted to. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

All of mine also have the mount by the passenger door. One of the few, Frank USMC RET

I have never heard of a hard top being made for one. I am out the door as I am typing this, so this is going to be short. The truck was made at first for the army, who did not want it at all. The navy picked it up and it was love at first sight!!! For a truck that no one wanted the navy...

I have just over 6000 in my M816. It was droven to my farm, and had most of the equipment still on it, and on that note, when taking all the equipment off the truck, get some one young, spent a week with a very hurt back! I plan on selling it this winter for what I have in it, but my friend...