02Pilot
02Pilot Dork
12/21/17 8:13 a.m.
Tom Suddard
Tom Suddard GRM+ Memberand Digital Experience Director
12/21/17 8:40 a.m.

That's... really really cool!

 

ultraclyde
ultraclyde PowerDork
12/21/17 9:30 a.m.

Good lord I'm glad that's not in Georgia. If that was in driving distance I'd be calling the guy instead of posting here about it. No doubt that will run with little work and be a metric E36 M3 ton of cool.

akylekoz
akylekoz HalfDork
12/21/17 10:29 a.m.

If only I had room to store that.  What a great base for a Lemon's support rig, and maybe slow tow pig.

Stampie
Stampie GRM+ Memberand UltraDork
12/21/17 12:04 p.m.
Tom Suddard said:

That's... really really cool!

 

If you want one I know a place. 

Carson
Carson Dork
12/21/17 12:14 p.m.

I had that as a hot wheels and as a micro machine as a kid. 

Datsun310Guy
Datsun310Guy UltimaDork
12/21/17 2:51 p.m.

Old school 4WD.   “We need to get out and lock the hubs”.    When it felt highly mechanical to drive a 4WD truck.   None of that push button crap.  

secretariata
secretariata GRM+ Memberand Dork
12/21/17 4:03 p.m.

Notice the 1978 "like new" picture & overly optimistic speedo, or is that just me? laugh

Brett_Murphy
Brett_Murphy GRM+ Memberand PowerDork
12/22/17 5:23 p.m.

I have always wanted one of these. I spotted a clean civilian version this past summer. I'm not sure if it make it to the hotlink thread, I will have to fix that.

Foodeater
Foodeater New Reader
12/22/17 8:31 p.m.

Cool rig, but for sure its not military they only made the M715 series trucks from 1967-1969. And all had the Tornado 6cyl OHC motor. By the early 1970's the military had switched over to Dodge trucks. 

 

My dad had one of the M715 pickups when I was growing up. He also had a 1942  Dodge WC53. 

 

Also it wouldnt have the federal conformity sticker in the door jamb. Those standards don't apply to military vehicles

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