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Hi everybody. I'm a new member and owner of a 67 M715.
I bought it to go with my CJ6 which I've been told is ex USAF.
The M715 is a good rust free example with the usual loud transmission and leaky rear crank seal !
It's only been in the UK since May this year. I'll be painting it green for my Vietnam re-enactment stuff.
Welcome to the zone brother!
Nice...
Welcome, looks like a nice solid truck. If you need any help with the markings for Vietnam era M715's just let me know, or check out my marking webpage; http://www.deltateamdecals.com or check out my 2019 picture thread for tons of pics.
And I just noticed that you are in the UK! Cool, thanks for stopping by.
welcome. must be fun driving it on the left side of the road!
Thanks for the welcome. They look great. Can you ship to the UK please ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Beast
Thanks for all the welcomes guys.
Here's my other Jeep at an open day with the UK's only flying Huey. I've been lucky enough to fly in that baby ! Looking forward to posing my M715 with her too.
Resprayed green now. I should have mixed it a little darker shade but it's ok for now.
Yep, I ship them all over the world. The last set I shipped to the UK was about $25 in shipping cost on top of the kit price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deano
Welcome! Great looking truck! Did it come from Germany? Someone here posted pictures of trucks painted like yours and they were stationed in Germany.
Thanks. No, it was imported from the states.Quote:
Originally Posted by kyken
I don't know exactly where from but it was suggested it left service from Fort Riley, Kansas in '89.
It has a Missouri sticker in the windscreen from 2011 I think.
It was advertised on war jeeps when my friend, who imported it, found it.
Sadly he's passed away, so I don't have any more history on it.
Thanks. As soon as I've decided on unit numbers etc, I'll get back to you :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Beast
Sounds good. Just send me a message through my decal site.Quote:
Originally Posted by Deano