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    M151's in Arizona?

    OH, and most of the time the fire extinguisher was mounted in the passengers floor area.
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    M151's in Arizona?

    I was active duty Army from February 1964 to August 1970, never saw an M-151 with the spare tire mounted on the side like that one. Every one I drove, whether in Germany, Viet Nam, Korea or stateside, had the fuel can on the rear above the bumper on one side and the spare was on the other side...
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