Also, newer kits such as ROPS are made for A2 (although can fit earlier
models). And it is "the last jeep" for historical value.
Look through the archives of this list for lots more info and opinion. Also
search web for "MUTT" or "M151" and you will come up with sites with pics.
I owned one a few years back and it was pretty much trouble free. Rode lots
of miles on and off road, never had a roll over problem. Tons of parts
available. Just saw one at the Tierra del Sol 4x4 Safari in the CA desert
in March. Talked to the owner and he is doing fine with it(photo on P22 of
the July 98 issue of 4x4 Power magazine).
Good luck with your project,
chuck
-----Original Message-----
From: Henry J. Fackovec <fackovec@nycpd.com>
To: <mil-veh@skylee.com>
Date: Friday, May 22, 1998 9:26 AM
Subject: [MV] M.U.T.T.s
>Hey all:
>
>
>I have developed this unshakable desire to buy a MUTT, (Despite all of the
>things people have said to dissuade me <<G>)
>
>
>My problem is which one (M-151, A1, A2), can anyone give me their opinion,
>and/or point me to an on-line source with pictures, specs etc.
>
>
>
>A million thanks
>
>
>Happy Memorial day.
>
>
>Hank
>
>
>(It's not a Jeep, it's a Dodge, Yes, I can get parts for it, Now GO AWAY!!!
><<My oft repeated response when I was working on the M37 in my driveway>)
>
><bold><italic>Henry J. Fackovec
>
>President
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>The Radio Communications Group, Inc.
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>781-937-3730 Fax 781-938-9098
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