greenjeepster
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Too bad it is so far away
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check out this bone yard
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KsM715
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Were is it?
badgmc56
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Just think, you , me and all the taxpayers bought this equipment for the military to use. The least the gov. can do is give it back to us!
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Wow were is thhis place ........ and 
what Bob says ...... Tim
what Bob says ...... Tim
Fredo Corleone
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Netherlands 
JM1983
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Where is it located?
Where is this bone yard located?
Where is this bone yard located?
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I actually teared up watching that 
I wish that was my backyard!
I wish that was my backyard!
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AZDeuce
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It's in Europe, Netherlands?
Fredo Corleone
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It is located in the Netherlands
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Just think of all the money that can be made from the parts,or the whole truck.Alot of those trucks had hard tops.Some of those trucks look better than mine.
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After you ship them back, you'd need to get a fortune. Figure at LEAST $4000 each for shipping not including other fees.
Billy Bobbed
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If anything he needs to take them apart and sell the parts on the internet.Instead of letting them rot away. Thats not right.
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I'm sure the market in Europe for common American Iron isn't that great. WWII stuff yes, but with their fuel prices not as many people are willing to feed a 7 liter Diesel. I just checked, February Diesel prices in the Netherlands were equivalent to $5.90/US gallon, gasoline was only $7.75. It's mostly just a yard of Deuces, I'm sure as parts are desired they are removed. So Billy, are you willing to pay international shipping and duty on the parts? If they were lend/lease, they can never come home.