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Thanks for the kind words. That is really cool that you have the Goodyear tires. The tires on my m715 are some no-name but they have lots of tread. I am not naive enough to think that they are as good as new. (I had a blow-out doing 75 MPH on Interstate 95 two years ago in my '65 Corvair!)...

Here is a picture of the first M715 that was assigned to me. The time would be summer of 1969 and the location would be a reservoir up in Abajo Mountain, Utah.

Thanks. I now am in contact with that member...

This is a little OT and I will post in another forum as well. A gentleman indicated that he lived in Richmond and was interested in the roll bar that I took out of my M715. Somehow, I have lost that thread/PM or whatever it was. I am sorry. If you are the guy, please get in touch with me...

Thanks Warthog. I am on both sites. My name is Don Cavey and I use both names. I appreciate the help.

Thank you all for the welcomes. I appreciate it.

Thanks!. I will try to be a good contributor... as soon as it gets warm outside. I appreciate any comments or observations. Glad that at least it doesn't have a Chevrolet small block etc. It does have power steering. But that will go...

Greetings to all. This is my first post here. I must say that I have found a wealth of information here. I look forward to the warm weather to get going with the restoration of my M715. I was in the army for three years. Two were spent her in the USA and the last year was in Neu Ulm...