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Another example is my wife's family farm in Vermont. When I-89 went through in the 50s they offered her grandfather 1500.00 an acre for the land the interstate would be taken up. He refused because the town had a meeting and everybody was going to hold out for a higher offer. The bulldozers just...

They are not listed. If you read the "why did they pull all the M35A2s" thread a member received a correspondence from DRMS which stated that the have been recoded as F (must be destroyed) Apparently they are discussing:roll: the situation

What they have in service and what they have left to sell are two different things. I have seen M37s on GL a few years ago, they have been out of service for 40 years, but still had a few kicking around somewhere.

Every body needs to go back and read the terms of sale contract again. I can see why GSA and GL are sending out these read the term of sale letters. Apparently nobody read it prior to accepting the terms. There is no grandfather clause when it comes to a contract sale like buying a deuce from...

Finally something worth reading in this thread;-)

Those trucks are not fresh off of military service, they have spent years in forest service or some state government roll. Not sure why that makes a difference other than that the Dept of Defense and GL is not involved in those sales.

I think over reaction is a good thing, prepare for the worst, hope for the best. All our GovLiquidation horror stories might save somebody a lot of headache one day:-D and it keeps prices low;-)

I agree that there is nothing to be done, but wait it out, but it really sucks that several members have been refunded money lately because their EUCs went over 60 day, a few others are quickly approaching 60 days and at the very least I have tied up a few grand for the next two months and will...

No, but you do have to make the shipping arrangments and pay the shipping so they can reimburse you months and month later......

Actually it does per the user agreement: Items sold by us, which are changed to a Demil Code status of other than B or Q from Demil Codes A, B or Q, or are otherwise determined to be restricted by DRMS, must be returned by you to the nearest DRMS facility

It is the end of the line... Everybody run out and buy all the privately owned deuces you can find and don't leave any contact information when you leave with it:!:

I actually got onto chat and asked Heidi this very question a few minutes ago. She said they know nothing until Department Of Defense tells them. As of now they had to pull the actions on some trucks because of the demil code review, otherwise they know nothing more than that. She does not see...

On an interesting side note; the m109a3s that where listed on GL for sale this week are also now gone.

I hope that everything everybody has posted on the topic in regards to hiding, parting out, or selling as fast as possible was all in Jest. The OP needs to keep in mind that we can post what ever we want, but if he follows any of our advice that is suggesting doing something other than...

He has to give it back regardless of what we post on an open forum, That is what was contracted in the sale. There is no recourse here. The truck must go back. It wouldn't hurt to see if only the parts that are causing the code change can be returned, but I would not hold out much hope. When...

I would totally send them a certified letter that states that their request will be processed in 45-60; after 60 days in the request is not processed the request will be canceled:-P But in the mean time prepare to return the truck and start shopping for a new one.

Ditto to this: lol But as part of the contract you agreed to return it if the code changed on it or provide the name of the person you sold it to. You could always ell it for twice what you payed and then let them go and pay twice what you paye dto get it back. They will compensate you for the...