Csm Davis

I suppose what I am trying to get to, is as already mentioned. There is the take pictures of all of the items that I feel could be of possible interest. Which I can share on here to help identify, either so that if no interest, I can go down the ebay route. Now straight away, it takes time to "log" everything and upload to here, which starts to mean it "owes" me more than it did. Ebay, lets admit it, it is a pain and expensive for both parties. Posting, postage and fees. The stuff can go on something like Milweb, but again costs and hangs around, basically I want the space so want to move it on sooner rather than later. As there is lots of metal involved, even though prices are not as good as they were, you can see why you hear horror stories of "dealers" scrapping/burning stuff just to get rid off!

 

Good side is that I have bothered to take some pics today that I will upload to see if any is worth saving.

 

Dougy

Okay I will say that you don't want to scrap your scrap box, it is at least parts of a vehicle intercom that we use in many vehicles even if they didn't come with one in service, they are great to use to talk to someone in very loud vehicles like the M35's.

And these cables look like USA radio cables for a 524 or singars unit.

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Hello lady's and gentlemen my name is Jeff I live in the deep south part of the USA. I have been around military vehicles all my life. Second generation US Marine and retired, and i sell military vehicle parts and trucks. I am a diesel mechanic and avionics electronics technician by trade. I am a M809 and M939 expert I own several and have cut up hundreds and have moved thousands. I don't know everything about them but have lots to share and access to get almost any answers. I have a few parts trucks left and I am building a couple of neat trucks to keep, I want to start traveling and not work so much as my health is not the greatest anymore. I look forward to getting to know all of y'all.

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