The project includes the small winch, chain fall, rear sheave for the trolley cable, and passenger seat. There is no gas tank. The serial number plate is gone, but the title is for this truck. The truck was stationed at Patuxent River Naval Air Station in WWII.
The bomb trailer is serial number 3. The wheels on it are 7.50 x 20 wheels, same as GTB, but not the 5 lugs instead of 6 lugs. Trailer rolls nicely.
Loading assistance is available at my location- I have a backhoe to load small items and can push onto ramp-equipped trailers. If you have a single flat-bed trailer that needs a ramp, I can have a rollback here to load your truck. Price is $6500 as you see it here. This item is located near Baltimore, Maryland. Truck can be stored in present outdoors unsecure storage for up to three months. I live not far from Aberdeen MD military vehicle, Hershey or Carlisle car show grounds. PM or call 443-250-9037.
****NOTE: I have added some items to this truck as time has moved on. First, it now has an original fuel pump which I found and overhauled. The inner windshield frames were in rough shape, and I found that M-37 inners would work with some modification so I sourced two of those. I have disassembled the driver seat, blasted, and done some repair on it to include the original adjustable base. I have figured a way to make this seat give more room to enter and exit the vehicle, which is an issue with these trucks. Not listed but included with this truck is the original USN-built A-frame that came from NAS Patuxent; this is what attaches to the two manufactured hard points on the front bumper.
