Vietm Gun Trucks

Here's a couple photos----------Driver

JoeM62---from what I remember most were tied down with cables one way or another---I did hear that the Colonel was bolted down, these trucks were terrible top heavy and real light on the front end, I remember doing some night convoys on King Kong---I sat on the rear with my legs across the rear hatch, I remember looking down--a long--long way down----Driver

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Copies of book 1 available again at reasonable prices.

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I would be afraid to ever try and do these trucks justice. They are amazing on any platform.

i want ot make one so bad...

Just ordered my copy of Hard Ride Vol. 1 from Amazon, they had a lightly used copy for $31.95 plus shipping, it was the low price. I have had Vol. 2 for a while, can't wait to get more of an education in the art of the thick steel.

Southern yankee, Get in touch with David Doyl and Larry Fiandt. They have a great storehouse of info on guntrucks. As far as building the badest assed guntruck, They were all badassed and all carried bounties on both the trucks and the crews. Those guys all volunteered for the job and were very entusiastic about putting their lives at risk to protect their fellow drivers. I have had the pleasure and honor to meet many of the surviving brothers at the Gatherings I have attended and am the proud owner of the Untouchable and part of the Jersey Crew who reproduced Satan's lil Angel. When we first presente the Angel at Gathering two We were both scared and proud of the reaction we would get from the formers crew menbers as they mounted for the first time in 40 years. I will never forget their reactions. I won't write about it but I will forever have the memory . Those of us who have replicated guntrucks kknow it is an honor to the crews who serve and to those who perished doing the job. It is our honor to preserve these trucks. So Get your stuff straight, Don't hesitate to as for help and get it built. We will be looking forward to meeting you at the next gathering. Vinny

Pics

Hi,

Here's my contribution from searchin' the "internets." Yes "Bounty Hunter" has been posted earlier in this thread however, here are some that show different angles and better clarity. Enjoy!

Why don't you join us at Louisville Ky. this coming August 3 to 7. We will hav eguntrucks there and you can see some prime examples of great replicas and gett a lot of information from real guntruckers. I promice you that you will meet some of the finest people that ever served in the Army. They will point you in the direction you want to go and The Untouchable will be there with two M2hb's Two mini's and M60's and M1 carbine, m79 some grenades and misc. tools to give you and idea of what was carried on them. Be glad to meet ya and help you wher i can. Vinny

m816 said:

Why don't you join us at Louisville Ky. this coming August 3 to 7...

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With any luck, I should have The Widow Maker completed by then. She's not a Transport Group truck. Instead, she's a replica of an Air Defense truck, and mounts a quad .50 on the back.

I hope to have photos of the truck posted soon. I am currently working on getting the quad mount (hardest part - trying to afford it on a very small paycheck ).