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This is the best tell it like it is auction :shock: " PICKUP, 1977 DODGE, 5/4 TON 4X4, 8 CYL, SURMERGED IN RIVER, WATER DAMAGE, VIN # W24VE7S155803 SCRAP CONDITION, (1236WW-6243-IN01) 1 EA

Here is a 1980 W400 version of the Dodge

This is the trailer with my M880 on it, same M880 from the fall color tour :shock: The M882 is out of service and I haven't wired the M880 for the trailer yet. If you guys need it for the transport, no problem.Yet it'll probably cost more than $50 in gas to come & get it :? This weekend is...

RE: Interesting... Hey I bid on that truck!!!!! ( Only about 1/3 rd of what it went for though) Is it a 70 front??????????? Not a 60? ( I'm no expert) I did look at it through the fence thanksgiving weekend. Mirrors seemed to be olive drab, I have seen many of this type of truck used on...

RE: towing I towed one of these with a tow bar, once. If it is a ridgid tow bar, forget it (Unless yer using Daves tractor [thumbzup] ) Too much front end weight, it would drag the rear end (of the tow vehicle) out on turns. I don't know what the axle clamp set up looks like, but the 'pig'...

The NG prefix designates "wheeled 1 1/4 ton vehicle"

Re: RE: Re: RE: M880 cargo cover Trustworthy too!

Re: RE: M880 cargo cover http://steelsoldiers.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=6760

Well I got my reply today. Said they don't have any M36's I guess I shouldn't have assumed they had one just because it is listed for sale on their web site.

Well I emailed them this list of questions last Wednesday night. still no reply

Not for work, but to haul another vehicle in the back on occasion.

That 79 1/2 width appears to be with mirrors folded in. I measured one of my trucks by myself, so I couldn't get exact.

There is a M36A2 at SECO www.secoaugusta.com All they say is . Was hoping someone close by could give it a personal look for me. I asked for details via email So far I got I'll be a little more specific next time :roll: What should I ask about? For the asking price I would think it must...

Interesting, the pictures indicate that truck is a 77 M882, not a 76 M880 :?:

My comments here are only my opinions shared with my friends of the MV hobby.

Re: RE: M880 Troop Seats Mine need rebuilding, I may be interested in everything except the big heavy steel side bars. ((To save big shipping$))

Re: RE: M880 Troop Seats Good observation! I have seen several CUCV's with the M880 sets at Camp Grayling, the shorter leg still contacts the floor and supports weight, but is not correct. While I haven't seen the CUCV set on a M880, this is nothing a sawzall wouldn't take care of :shock:

Yes those would be the M880 series seats, they are interchangeable with the CUCV's, although the CUCV's got aluminum slats instead of the wood. (if not when 1st produced, then somewhere down the line.)

I have found my NOS seat bottom, the guy I got it from had searched long and hard, He did find one NOS seat back after about 2 years, if he does find any more he will let me know. I guess I should reprhase that, If he finds more than 2 more he will let me know.

If not, I have one on my key ring I could get a copy of.