That is a cool FJ setup
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That is a cool FJ setup
Easter run with my boy...
Great time!
Regards,
BWJ
I don't know much about military trailers, but like to think that I can spot a good resto. This is the Willy's in the Tuttle Click Jeep dealership in Irvine.
Anybody know what the trailer model number and era are?
http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/7...0416133604.jpg
Cool swing down tongue support leg:
http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/3...0416133537.jpg
I haven't seen many military trailers with what looks to be an original tailgate:
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/8...0416133516.jpg
a few pics from wilderness trail ky.
http://williamsonwebsolutions.com/sh...s/oscar013.jpg
http://williamsonwebsolutions.com/sh...s/oscar018.jpg
Looks like an M416, can't tell you what year (I'm not that good w/ this trailer). I believe they are a 1/4 ton.Quote:
Originally Posted by Woods
Factory tail gate suggests bantam civilian trailer
Same with the hitch. I don't know much about military trailers. What I do know is they had pintail hitches & no tail gates. I concur, Bantam civilian trailer. Very nice though, I would take it.Quote:
Originally Posted by wacker
Woods:
Nice trailer but it is not military issue it is a civilian Bantam T3-C trailer.
They were made up the road from where I live, in Butler Pa.
The military versions had no tailgate and could float M101 and M416
Here is a great site for Bantam items and history.
http://bantamt3c.com/
Great input guys - thanks.
I should have looked at the data plate on the Willy's. If the owner cares about matching, I'm guessing it's a CJ.
Now I wonder if MY trailer floats - haha.
Good call you guys! :beer:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Harley
I do know that our M101A2 has a tailgate, as do most non-amo cargo trailers, M105's, M101's, and have seen 416's w/ tailgates. Prob have a pix somewhere.