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    Need help identifying a vehicle

    Hi folks, I am new to this forum and to military vehicles. I have always wanted to get into military vehicle ownership and restoration, but never did. Now is the time! I recently saw one that interests me but it is not for sale. I want to research it but don't know what kind/make it is. If anyone can give me some information on it, I would appreciate it very much. Thank you!

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    I think it's a custom job. Looks like a bobbed off M35 to me...if you Google them, you'll find lots.
    Regards, Jim

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    Looks neat though. Make a nice pickup truck for one of the dedicated types.
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    Thanks guys!! Now for a dumb question: what does 'bobbed' mean?

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    Chopped off a bit. They all had two axles at the rear. The box was longer too.
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    It's another word for shortened. Like when a dog’s tail is shortened, it’s also called “bobbed.”

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    And the bed sure looks like a ton and a half trailer bed.
    Wonder why the hell anyone would do that to a duce and a half.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarge 13 View Post
    And the bed sure looks like a ton and a half trailer bed.
    That's where it's from! I couldn't quite place it.
    Regards, Jim

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    Passed this one parked near Austin yesterday.

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