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RE: Re: RE: Inverted Flares Wow! That's pretty cool, must have taken a lot of custom work to get that from the drawing board to real life.

Good save! Very worthy candidate of a restoration. Welcome to Steel Soldiers!

In the states I have driven deuces before, I ignore the weigh stations. I don't use the deuce for commercial purposes, and it falls under the VA requirements for a commercial vehicle. I figure the worst that will happen is they pull me over after passing a weigh station, check my papers, and...

Link em all together and daisy chain them going down the road! ;) That would be highly illegal, unsafe, but man it would be interesting to see! Good luck in bringing your new trailer fleet home...

RE: Re: RE: New- Want a M35A2 or other military vehicle I can help you out in your quest to own a M35A2. I will have a couple more for sale shortly in your price range, and they work 100%, no problems or hassle from GL. Send me a PM and let me know what you specifically are looking for in a...

The scratches I have seen put into CARC painted vehicles is usually trail damage, like thorny bushes, branches, rocks, etc. Takes a lot to scratch CARC. I doubt a car wash, which is designed to be nice to factory-fresh civvy paint jobs, will damage a properly-applied CARC paint job.

Very nice M37. Looks complete too. Welcome to Steel Soldiers!

The engine can take 55 mph. RPMs hold around 2200 for that speed with a 1D turbo. I don't push beyond that, though.

If it's a good runner, $2K. It's not very pretty, but it could be with some paint and a new softtop. :)

If it's a runner, and complete with no major problems, $2K to $4K at the top end. Love to see pics of it. As far as the question about the plow, I don't know anyone who has ever mounted a plow to one, but if it can be done, the frame of the -715 series is plenty strong for it.

Looks a lot like a M725, but not. I didn't realize Jeep made this style of ambulance body up through the late 1970s!

I'm sure there's been one somewhere. With over 100,000 deuces made, there has to be every version the mind can imagine!

Not to hijack the thread, but what's going on with all those holes underneath the cupholder on your dash? Looks like someone with a DeWalt got really ticked at the sheetmetal one day and just started drilling.

Very cool save! Keep us posted on the restoration. There are only a couple Dragoons in private (or museum) hands, they are pretty rare. Quite a few SWAT teams have them in inventory, though.

RE: Re: RE: M series cup holder Ha! I'm gonna have to fab up one of those myself!

PM sent.

Way to improvise! Got any pics of the M37 before you tore it down?

I agree - too overpriced for a 20+ year old truck that is sold AS IS. Course, it wouldn't take much to turn that into a perfect truck, looks like only the seat is messed up, and that's it. Probably Alfa Heaven bidding it up, will soon be on their webpage for $10K.

Yup, that's why I tell friends who miss a deal that "don't worry, a better deal will be along shortly!"

I will be hosting a SS rally first weekend of April in western VA, but that may still be too far for you.