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Waiting for my EUC to be approved. I have a M36A2 (long bed deuce, 5ft longer than M35A2) about 160 miles away from here. Weight - just over 15k. I have never driven a deuce and mid January / February around here means snow and ice covered roads, couple that with NDTs. So I am looking for...

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It is possible that someone put a posi in it after the gov't was done with it. but they were all stock with open differentials here is my M880 in the mud with humvee tires on it. not enough horsepower to get them spinning so it just goes and goes and goes.....

both open yet they do go through some s@#$

Would reaally like one of those :drool: Let me know when ready Hopefully the stars will align and I'll be able to swing the purchase.

Fuel fill backups are generally due to a clogged vent hose, mudwasps love to build in them.

Trying to think if I know anyone near you with a M880........................ I am about 200 miles from you and have a M886 for sale There is a GreatLakes MVPA member in SE Michigan with a M882, don't know if he is still interested in selling it. There is a guy in Gladwin that usually is...

GSAauctions.gov your M884 is a '79 ??????

Pic size your pics take up my whole screen when I click on them. there is a setting in I.E. that resizes pics to fit within the browser window. Oh and I held out for a truck with a winch Waiting on the EUC for it now ( M36A2 w/winch)

I got some $50 plus shipping from 48739 but you may want to call http://www.shadetreerecycling.net/ he used to have many M880 & 4dr Airforce Dodges they are in Butler, MO

Maybe it is a diesel and he dubbed in the RC sounds so we wouldn't think it was real:idea:

Here is a pic of one I found on the web, forget where. Even for a M54 it might be overloaded! Pretty creative.

I use my Jeep Cherokee XJ 4.0 to pull my M101A2 , most recently I had 1200lbs of ready mix (15 - 80lb bags) & a 40 gallon water heater in it. (Didn't even look loaded down) No the Cherokee doesn't like that kind of weight, especially with the 32 inch tires on it. Keep it out of overdrive @ 60mph...

Hey neighbor! Go for the 5 ton if you can afford it, and save the duece for me!

Yes they are too narrow it's a bit squirlly on the highway.

The M880 rims are stamped 6 7/8 (6.875") Van & 2wd were 6" wide Many people do not know how to measure rim width, it is NOT outside to outside. Humvee rims are 8.5 wide I believe W200 plain jane wheels were never 8" wide Dodge did offer wagon wheels that were 8.5 wide as an option

6 7/8 wide I have 36-12.50-16.5 humvee tires on a set, they are a bit narrow Alfa Heaven uses the Dodge rims on the CUCV's & M880's with humvee tires. humvee rims could be used with 2"thick steel spacers, Do NOT use aluminum spacers!

Yes mine has a Ramsey 12,000lb pto winch. The pics of the front end of yours do not look as if it had a winch up front. I believe 1981 was the year they added the "00" My 81 GMC was a 1500 and I have an 87 K1500

I know who's it is! It belongs to the guy with the deep pockets that out bid me:evil: Funny though, if I had won that one you may have still seen it on a flatbed heading up I-75