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Is that a plastic body? The way the lifting strap is denting the sides it almost looks inflatable. I think you will need new tires for that toy. However, once fixed up, looks like it would be pretty cool to drive!

Well, Ugg, looks like you don't have a problem with young chicks getting in the truck! rofl Great pics of the parade. Thanks for posting!

RE: Re: Boyce Equipment Where is he moving to and why? Seems to have a good spread there, would be a PITA to move it all....

RE: truck Okay, I have to do it again because people keep forgetting: nopics

Why is it critical to get that done? Can't you walk down the street and see countless cars' license plates' numbers and letters all day long?

Small quarters like that are not good for a fatass like me.

I love the Mack model "B" that is in that one pic. How big was this event? Where was it located, on a farm somewhere?

RE: Another thing you can do with A/W crane mounted on a m81 A very useful tool indeed!

RE: duece The truck is at least 1951 or 1952.

Welcome to the site! Yes, the MV hobby is very addictive, 1 leads to 2, leads to 3, etc.

Got some BIG trucks and tanks as well. Check out that Gavin rocket launcher! WOW! Heck with V8 power, look at the V12 power!

Found this thread over at M715Zone.com, but there's some MV stuff in there that is not M715 related. I saw M211s, a M35 with convoy lights, some trailers, an M37, looks like a lubrication trailer unit, and a few 401 Unimogs that were discussed here recently. Here's the link to the thread that...

Would Rick Larsen be willing to make some samples of these signs up?

I don't think GL has any idea what they are doing with regards to demil rules, EUCs, etc.

Man, you're selling everything, John! But, that may be a good idea there - keep rebuilding OD Iron and keep the PTSD at bay. Think about it - green iron therapy!

For sale for $25,000 at bigrigphotos.com -

Okay, torn between bidding on a M105 trailer, or a M332 ammo trailer. Not sure which one is best. The M105 has a higher clearance, but it's not like I'll ever utilize that feature. More cargo room, but MUCH higher off the ground. The M332 trailer is lower, but not as much cargo space. Also...

I think the first vehicles to use it were around 1950/51, the M38 being the 1/4-ton model, the M37 being the 3/4-ton model, and the M135/211 being the 2-1/2-ton model.

Off topic, but motorolanut, LOVE your little dancing pic you got there!

Couple pics that FrankUSMC asked me to post of his fire truck project: