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UER Forum > Private Boards Index > Military Vehicles > GM Military Vehicles (Viewed 5243 times)
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GM Military Vehicles
< on 8/25/2009 9:33 PM >
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Any one own a M1009/08, Milcots, M1028 or the like?




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< Reply # 1 on 8/25/2009 10:42 PM >
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Im a huge m1009 nut. Ive been trying to find one for under 2,000 in good condition for a couple of years now. Id love to swap a dash from a regular Blazer and have A/C. Perfect for an offroading truck, while getting 20-25mpg




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< Reply # 2 on 8/26/2009 3:03 AM >
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Im a huge m1009 nut. Ive been trying to find one for under 2,000 in good condition for a couple of years now. Id love to swap a dash from a regular Blazer and have A/C. Perfect for an offroading truck, while getting 20-25mpg


I sent you a CL link in your area. The guy was only asking $1800 for it... Look at CL for stuff like that, but use keywords like "military" or "army" or "6x6". That's how I found it when trying to find an M35A2.




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< Reply # 3 on 8/26/2009 3:58 AM >
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Im a huge m1009 nut. Ive been trying to find one for under 2,000 in good condition for a couple of years now. Id love to swap a dash from a regular Blazer and have A/C. Perfect for an offroading truck, while getting 20-25mpg

military spec 6.2 ftw, just needs a banks turbo .




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< Reply # 4 on 8/26/2009 6:11 AM >
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Speaking of M35's http://inlandempir...to/1340039624.html

Man did i miss that M1009 link you sent me? Its probably expired by now, awww.




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< Reply # 6 on 8/28/2009 9:37 AM >
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I want to buy a milcot once they start getting auctioned off over in Canada...

If anyone knows of any, please let me know.




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< Reply # 7 on 9/29/2009 5:03 PM >
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Here's my rig, m1009 blazer. Finished restoring the body right about the time gas was hittin the $4 mark and kinda said to hell with it and the thing's been in the garage since. Need to do a little work on the carb/intake system and figure out the wiring mess. The guy i bought it from put in a 350 and did a bad job of it so i pulled it and installed a gm crate motor and a used harness from a pickup. Right now it's got a rancho 4" lift and a hidden warn 9000i behind the bumper. Also has wrangler MTR 37's all around




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< Reply # 8 on 9/29/2009 8:32 PM >
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Beautiful truck. Sucks about the diesel being ripped out, thats one of the cool things about these trucks. Keep posting pics, because im loving it!




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Here's my rig, m1009 blazer. Finished restoring the body right about the time gas was hittin the $4 mark and kinda said to hell with it and the thing's been in the garage since. Need to do a little work on the carb/intake system and figure out the wiring mess. The guy i bought it from put in a 350 and did a bad job of it so i pulled it and installed a gm crate motor and a used harness from a pickup. Right now it's got a rancho 4" lift and a hidden warn 9000i behind the bumper. Also has wrangler MTR 37's all around


Watching Dave drool...




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< Reply # 10 on 5/18/2010 11:33 PM >
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I had an M35 (MLVW) for a while. I fuxxed the engine, scrapped it at some wrecker lol.
(not technically GM, built by bombardier, but same shit, under license)



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