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Oh, by the way the National Guard guys told me that the Army was using a corrosive anti-freeze on the m1008's and m1009's a few years ago. They suggested that I change that right away. They also said that the main seal on the GM's were known for going out fairly often, and with mine setting up...

Elwenil, Amen brother! At my last overseas assignment, the sp's all used RamChargers. They were militarized. I don't know what their military designation number was, but I've been looking around for any on GL and the web. No joy though. Any info please post. Wally

The National Guard mechanics were Army.

The big deal is two fold. One a Dodge truck from the 70's and 80's is a simple, reliable and straight forward truck. Not the most powerful or stylish. Just a simple vehicle to repair and when you put the key in, it starts. Two I guess the more important thing is the condition of the CUCV. I...

I agree with you Sgt Hulka. Depends on units motor pool and daily use. I am just referring to the cost of parts and how simple maintenance on a Dodge truck is. And I'm not sure the GM vehicles are more dependable. I spoke to a retired AF mechanic from around here a couple weeks ago. He said...

Hello all. I have an m1009 blazer bought from the army. This thing is a money pit, even doing a lot of the work myself! I was Air Force in the late 70's early 80's. We had all Dodge vehicles and they were great. I think they were m88o's series. I very much liked the Ram Charger. Are there any of...