From: Ray Fougnier (rfougnier@comcast.net)
Date: Wed Feb 11 2004 - 14:56:14 PST
I think the round thing in front is a place for a fuel burning engine
heater. That makes sense too, for AK. The heater would slide into that
tube to keep the block warm.
Grant Stockly wrote:
> I found an M35 for sale locally in Alaska. Looks like a Reserve truck
> in good condition. Can anyone tell me what the funny canister looking
> thing sticking out of the passenger side front under the headlight is?
>
> http://users.superford.org/bronco85/Misc%20Pictures/2.5%20duce/IMG_1535.JPG
>
> Also, I distinctly remembering something about being able to tell winch
> engine is in it from the exhaust setup. Any ideas?
>
> http://users.superford.org/bronco85/Misc%20Pictures/2.5%20duce/IMG_1506.JPG
> http://users.superford.org/bronco85/Misc%20Pictures/2.5%20duce/IMG_1509.JPG
>
> Here is a grand listing:
> http://users.superford.org/bronco85/Misc%20Pictures/2.5%20duce/
>
> I didn't look at it in person because my schedule is really tough right
> now, but will if it looks promising. I like the condition its in,
> compared to a lot of other decues I've seen running around town. Any
> opinions out there? The guy wants $4200, which is a good deal compared
> to the used truck sales lot in town. Does USARAK mean US Army Reserve
> Alaska? One weekend a month? Is that why its in good condition (just
> my observation, I really don't know).
>
> Thanks for your help,
> Grant
>
>
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