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had a chance to get the panels made, primed and painted this weekend as well as a ladder to get to the top of the box. here are a couple pics.

It is the 4 liter. I recently came across a 2 liter and dont think it would be as useful. The nice think about the overhang is that you can still use the door to get into it and dont have to go around back. So far, the overhang has covered firewood for 2 camping trips.

I just tried finding the pic of a 105/997 body combo, I came across it awhile ago and forgot to save it. I'd be happy to give you exact dimensions of the box, but I dont have a m105 so I cant help you with that.

its about 5'10 inches. i cant stand straight up, but close enough.

started working on closing up the wheel wells. I've framed them and will cover them with 18 gauge sheet metal this week. I have a couple a panel covers that were missing when I got it, I'll close them up this week too. There was a homemade roof rack on the box when I got it, so I'll also make...

one really cool feature of the ambulance box is the rear fold down steps. they are an almost perfect height, just like I planned it. :-D

here is proof that we can all get along, Ford and John Deere working together to get the HMMWV body in the air and on the trailer. this is where we opened the doors of the m109 to make sure there was sufficient clearance.

while i was trying to figure out how to get the box mounted on the trailer, GL was nice enough to post this trailer for sale down in Ft Bragg. It solved all of my problems, the box is 7 feet wide, there are 4 inches on both sides. i did have to make a decision on the front overhang, obviously...

So my idea started out as taking my ammo trailer and finding a S-250, but that would have been too easy. A few months ago I got an ambulance body out of Camp Lejeune, big thanks to Captain (alredneck) for making that trip and getting it up here. I had a couple m200a1s and thought that once I...