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Thread: M7Whatisit?

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    Default M7Whatisit?

    A buddy saw this up in Ashflat, Arkansas and took some pictures of it.









    It was for sale for a thousand dollars, anybody know what it is?

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    To me, it appears to be a standard M715 that was custom modified to move mobile homes or some other similar duty.
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    That is a M724. It's missing it's winch. If you don't want it I do. I pm'ed you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kwai View Post
    That is a M724. It's missing it's winch. If you don't want it I do. I pm'ed you.
    Go figure, Kwai buying another truck. Not happy till you fill Texas?
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    It's not your average truck. And I don't have a M724 chassis-cab in my collection.

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    somebody hacked the rear crossmember off the frame....bummer

    John

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    Quote Originally Posted by kwai View Post
    It's not your average truck. And I don't have a M724 chassis-cab in my collection.

    How can you be sure that it's not a modified M715?
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    Quote Originally Posted by k8icu View Post
    How can you be sure that it's not a modified M715?
    I wondered that too, excepting the fuel tank placement, if its correct....
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    you can't be absolutely sure without seeing the data plate. However, the pto shift levers, the winch shift lever, the mico-lock on the dash all point to a M724. These don't appear on m715 and M726's (unless the m715 was converted later).

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    Ah ok...I didn't see those in the pics....if I had I wouldn't have asked my question.
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