These are designed for pickup beds. Lot's of room. If you call them
let me know, I might get one.
>I've got a 1963 Unimog 404.114 with the troop/cargo body and drop sides. =
>(pritsche) It has the bows and canvas, but it makes for less than =
>comfortable camping.
>
>This past weekend at the Tobyhanna, PA, MV meet, I met some interesting =
>gentlemen who had a HUMVEE with an American radio box in the back. It =
>was an AN/GRC-122 enclosure, for RTTY or other communications. The unit =
>would work well in my truck body (2M wide x 3M long) but I'm wondering =
>if there aren't larger enclosures out there. The gentlemen I spoke with =
>are looking for a similar unit.=20
>
>My intention is to have an all-weather enclosure suitable for camping, =
>and easy to install/remove. I do have access to hoisting equipment, as =
>long as it would be a one-man operation.=20
>
>There are radio boxes available for the Unimog, but I've been told that =
>they are heavy (~3000#) and require removal of my cargo body. Not =
>exactly what I had in mind for convenience.=20
>
>Does anyone have any ideas, or leads to the AN enclosure? I'm trying to =
>stay the thrift route, otherwise I would just buy a 5th wheel and be =
>done with it.=20
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>Dean E. McCahan
>East-Central PA
>
>
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Chris Youngson VE7CST
West Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada
1981 Peugeot Diesel Wagon
1965 Land-Rover IIA gas 109 3-door
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