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Hello all. Just picked up a 2000 M1078A1 w/ 7K in miles. Definitely a quieter ride than the M35.

Well, I finally got one and now the fun starts. Going to make this into an offroad camping/hunting trailer. At least that's the plans for now. Here's a few pics before the carnage begins. Going to strip down the inside so I can really insulate it and plumb my woodstove and get a good look at...

It is a little overkill for a backup generator but oh well the price was right. But it is missing some component (in the fourth pic) and not sure what it is but I should be able to find out what or if someone here nows what is missing and could clue me in that would be great.

We finally got about a foot of snow so winters finally here. So I got a picture of the deuce and thought I'd post it up. Now just waiting for the next 10 to 20 feet of snow to fall. Gotta love Valdez.

Picked up a 1944 Studebaker M29 Weasel with the original running gear and motor. Paint job isn't that great but some of the original stenciles are visible and I'm going to try to remove the camo paint to read all the numbers on it. Currently runs like a top but looks like I'll be replaceing...

We had a short trip, on an island go figure, to help other outdoor clubs do an Earth Day cleanup. Since our 4X4 club has removed over a dozen abandoned vehicles we were asked if we could remove one more. We had a good turnout for the cleanup and a lot of trash was hauled away. Not many pics...

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Picked this up the other day. I know it isn't quite military but it was at the firehouse at the Coast Guard base on Kodiak. And it is kinda green. It's a 1982 Spartan Crash Rescue 4X4 Firetruck. 492hp Detroit Silver Series engine, Allison auto trans, and I believe it has 13 ton rockwell...

Hello all, I'm a proud new owner of a 1978 AM General M35A2. The fellow I bought it from says it has about 8000 miles since a new motor/tranny was put in. It has the arctic canvas on back, winch, hardtop, heater (needs work). Big thing is the wife likes it so it is now our portable moose...