Southern California Vehicle Source

[m75]

I've just returned from visiting a location in Rialto, California that has a few acres of vehicles including several M151s, both A-1 and A-2, plus a pretty complete M718 frontline ambulance. The ambulance does not have the top/frame, but solid body with extensions. The A-2 is turn-key complete, straight body, no apparent damage or rust. Two A-1s are likewise reasonably straight, and considering they were both USMC in a previous life, show exceptionally rust-free bodies.

Also two M-113 tracked chassis variants, a pretty complete WWII Dodge command car, several M880 5/4 ton Dodge pickups, and two CUCV Blazers. You can drive away in the CUCVs and one of the 880s.


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She has a lot of parts available for sale as well, and is a regular at the SoCal MVPA Chapter meetings.
The owner is available for contact regarding these items:

loriuhler@sbcglobal.net

[docwheeler]

[m75]

PM sent. Also, I verified the email address in the post, got a response from the other end, so.....?

[docwheeler]

*Jim.. Trying again..

Hope to succeed...
A Mutt is perfect for exploreing logging roads up around Mt.Saint Helens
SW Washington

Doc
Navy '72
NSC Da Nang RVN

[SEABEE62]

Nice !!!!! Thank you for sharing. Seabee

[acudanut]

Anyone have a spread sheet of vehicles with prices ?

[rickf]

I would venture a guess that the person listed as selling the stuff would be a good place to start.

[Elvis Presley]

Plus an M38, a couple of WW2 Jeeps, an International Scout I, a 1964 Fairlane, and monster Grand Marquis - and a sweet Econoline!!!!
Very cool!!!

Bruce Berry was a working man. He used to load that Econoline van....

Far out man....