Pretty cool pictural archive of any and all M- designated ve

[Deuce-bigalo]

I was jogging around the Web today and came across this site, thought I would share it with y'all!! This lists things from the M1 (rifle and tank) to the M1117 and most everything in between, not to mention even more beyond the M1117!


If your an MV enthusist & have a IE Favorites list of need to know useless info like myself, this is a must have!!



http://www.jedsite.info/index/mike.htm#m1





Hope you enjoy it! I put it here because there have been requests for Reo pictures recently....



John

 

[Recovry4x4]

Jim Webster runs that site. Look long and hard and you'll see a few of my trucks on his site. Great guy, he is!

 

[bomar76]

That link ought to be stickied at the top for reference

 

[Recovry4x4]

Consider it done. Check out the stickies!
kenny

 

[cranetruck]

Noticed that the pipeline truck is represented by the pic I snapped back in 1994 at Clark Truck Parts (Poca, WV).
No crane truck, yet.

 

[Recovry4x4]

We're going to have to assign your truck it's own M series number here soon.

 

[cranetruck]

It's beginning to look more and more like an upgraded M756 if I may say so.

 

[1ton]

Bjorn, I have to say that even though that truck is a combination of different trucks, it seems like the miltary should have bulit it that way.


M756A3 High Moblity Utillity Lift Truck; or we could just call it the Cranetruck.

 

[cranetruck]

Here is an image from an ad I found in an old MVM magazine (have to look it up if you are interested), but no particulars. I think the dealer was Canadian.

 

[Deuce-bigalo]

Well, glad I could find a decent piece of information which not everyone knew about already but me! I feel like such a dork when I am the last to know!

John

 

[Recovry4x4]

Go back and look at the sticky, I've added another link.