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March 27th, 2015. Almost none of the CUCV diesels were designed for road speeds much above 45-50, as Army convoy doctrine rarely required any extended running above that speed, and if it throws a rod, well that will pretty much trash your investment in the truck's engine. When a deuce...

March 15th, 2015 jpg: Pity you didn't know your daughter was going to be a wildlife biologist 8 years ago.... Before I went to Texas in 2007, every GM or Chevrolet dealer in W.Va. ended up having to sell several new U.S.Army M1010 Ambulances with all the gear except the lightbar, the mileage...

February 11th, 2015. Needless to say, I still say for your money, go Unimog, yes they are high, they also can climb over most downed tree trunks and ford streams with little or no modification. Used at $40,000? Still light years ahead of both US and Japanese engineering, super solid and...

February 8th, 2015. I would recommend to you, as if it were my daughter,a clean, well restored Unimog U1300L Diesel Ambulance, it costs about as much as a civilian pick up, but has several advantages over anything usually suggested. 1: Ambulances get little mileage, but are kept serviced. 2...