M151 - M151A1 - M718 - M151A1C - M151A2 - M718A1 - M825
This website is here to educate, everyone on the details of the M151 vehicles. Make, Model, Year, Kits, Parts, everything
Site Overview
PLEASE READ
This site is being built to fill a giant void in the research on M151 series vehicles. Years ago Ken Whowell "Mutt Guru" had a site with some of this information but it has long gone away, sadly. Facebook Groups and the G503.com & G838.org sites are great for conversation and comradery, but not able by their design, to have a simple database of information and pictures that can be navigated in a few clicks.
First, understand this is an ever changing site for multiple reasons. As new information is uncovered or pieced together it will be published. Information posted here is "current knowledge" of whatever that information provided may be. You can look back 10 years and see information that has turned 180 degrees from what everyone thought then.
Second, If you wish to contribute information please send it to me. Data plate & body number information is crucial for helping others, and is by far the best help you can give. If you send vehicle or other pictures from your own personal collection please water mark them in the corner so you get credited for the submission. I have no desire to "steal" or take credit for anyone else's submission. Help me help you. artillerydan@cox.net
This site has 100's of hours into it (at its implementation), and I know it is still nowhere near "complete". Please understand I am trying to add as much quality information as possible.
Lastly, this is a fun hobby so enjoy your vehicles. Please join your local club and especially the Military Vehicle Preservation Association www.mvpa.org . This site is paid for and built by me as a service to the MUTT lover in all of us. Dan Parmley Jr.
SPECIAL THANKS DEPARTMENT:
Detailed production data and other information (especially Ford related material) supplied by Jim Gilmore. John Murray,
Ken AKA Mutt Guru Whowell
By The Numbers - Find Out What You Own
M151 - Truck - Built 1960 to 1964
M151A2 - Truck - Built 1969 to 1982
M151A1 - Truck - Built 1964 to 1969
Wire spoke steering wheel, NO turn signals on front fenders, Oval drain stoppers in driver & passenger floor, Only 2 round holes in back panel for tail lights (no hole/light for blackout light above passenger taillight). Both front and rear "A" suspension come off the "frame" at 90 degrees, pivot points are in line with the "frame".
M151A1 - Truck - Built 1964 to 1969
M151A2 - Truck - Built 1969 to 1982
M151A1 - Truck - Built 1964 to 1969
Wire spoke steering wheel, Turn signals on front fenders, 3 round holes in back panel for tail lights (hole/light for blackout light above passenger taillight), Both front and rear "A" suspension come off the "frame" at 90 degrees, pivot points are in line with the "frame".
M151A2 - Truck - Built 1969 to 1982
M151A2 - Truck - Built 1969 to 1982
M151A2 - Truck - Built 1969 to 1982
Plastic spoke steering wheel, "Composite" Turn signals recessed in front fenders, 2 oval holes in back panel for tail lights, Front "A" suspension come off the "frame" at 90 degrees. Rear is "trailing arm" style, pivot points are across/side to side of the vehicle, NOT in line with "frame".
M718 & M718A1 - Truck, Ambulance
M718 & M718A1 - Truck, Ambulance
M151A2 - Truck - Built 1969 to 1982
M718 & M718A1 - Truck, Ambulance M718 based on the M151A1 Vehicle
M718A1 based on the M151A2 Vehicle
Data and Detail Pictures
M151A1C & M825 106mm Recoilless
M718 & M718A1 - Truck, Ambulance
M151A1C & M825 106mm Recoilless
M151A1C & M825 106mm Recoilless
M151A1C based on the M151A1 Vehicle
M825 based on the M151A2 Vehicle
Data and Detail Pictures
M151A2 - TOW launcher & Carrier
M718 & M718A1 - Truck, Ambulance
M151A1C & M825 106mm Recoilless
M151A2 - TOW launcher & Carrier
M151A1 did have TOW but only testing
M151A2 was the base vehicle for the TOW kits both Launcher & Carrier
Data and Detail Pictures
M151A2 - FAVs, CAVs, & Special Ops
M151A2 - FAVs, CAVs, & Special Ops
M151A2 - FAVs, CAVs, & Special Ops
FAV - Fast Attack Vehicle "Supper Jeep"
CAV - Combat Assault Vehicle
Any other "Elite unit" modified M151
M151 - Radio Platform Vehicles
M151A2 - FAVs, CAVs, & Special Ops
M151A2 - FAVs, CAVs, & Special Ops
M151s with radios big or small
Data and Detail Pictures
Detail for RT246, RT524 & R442 radios is under "M151 Series - Installation Kits"
M151 - Pre Production Vehicles
M151A2 - FAVs, CAVs, & Special Ops
M151 - Pre Production Vehicles
M151, M151A1, M151A2 Series pre production details and photos.
Stuff like the 6x6 M151 are under "M151 Series oddity vehicles"
M151 Series oddity vehicles
Foreign Military use of the M151
M151 - Pre Production Vehicles
If it was a test bed but never made it to production it is in here. Also the low production kits or military modified M151s into everything from a firefighting vehicle to Cutaway instruction vehicles & more.....
Foreign Military use of the M151
Foreign Military use of the M151
Foreign Military use of the M151
Foreign Military use of the M151
Foreign aid M151s in US military stocks sent to other countries, and direct sales of the M151s to nations other than the United States.
M151 Series - Installation Kits
Foreign Military use of the M151
Foreign Military use of the M151
If it was a bolted to the base vehicle in any way it's in here. Radios, Radio install, ROPS, Hard top, lights, Sirens, Heaters,...
Pictures and information (Tech Tips is FULL of various info)
Technical Tips
US Military Post Vietnam Era Original
US Military Vietnam Era Original
How to fix your M151.
Simple stuff like civilian crossovers to detailed replacement of components. Painting, Gas tanks, Carburetors, Tires
PS Magazine articles are in this section.
US Military Vietnam Era Original
US Military Post Vietnam Era Original
US Military Vietnam Era Original
M151s In Vietnam and before. 1960 to 1975
US Military Post Vietnam Era Original
US Military Post Vietnam Era Original
US Military Post Vietnam Era Original
M151s Early 1970s to end of use. Still have Vietnam era photos but not in Vietnam.
Restored Vehicles
What is a "cut" or "Demiled" MUTT
US Military Post Vietnam Era Original
Privately owned M151s, Restored or nice originals. Single vehicle pictures and pictorial restoration montages.
What is a "cut" or "Demiled" MUTT
What is a "cut" or "Demiled" MUTT
What is a "cut" or "Demiled" MUTT
FUTURE
Veteran Stories about their M151s
What is a "cut" or "Demiled" MUTT
What is a "cut" or "Demiled" MUTT
FUTURE
Surplus Dealers for M151 Parts
Surplus Dealers for M151 Parts
Surplus Dealers for M151 Parts
FUTURE
What To Pull Behind Your MUTT
Surplus Dealers for M151 Parts
Surplus Dealers for M151 Parts
Well that pintle hitch needs something to pull.... right??? Well here your options.
Production Line Photos
Surplus Dealers for M151 Parts
How to find your Serial, Body or Registration Number
Pictures of vehicles at the factory and before being issued to units.
How to find your Serial, Body or Registration Number
How to find your Serial, Body or Registration Number
How to find your Serial, Body or Registration Number
All the different places to find the data on your jeep. When was it made? Whats the hood number? Where is the Serial Number?
USMC & Navy Vehicles
How to find your Serial, Body or Registration Number
M151 PARTS - FOR SALE SECTION
Have you opened a new location, redesigned your shop, or added a new product or service? Don't keep it to yourself, let folks know.
M151 PARTS - FOR SALE SECTION
How to find your Serial, Body or Registration Number
M151 PARTS - FOR SALE SECTION
The for sale section. You have some M151 goodies to sell? List them here. Complete vehicles too. Surplus dealers.
About Me - Dan Parmley Jr
I have owned over 250 military vehicles since getting into this hobby. About 150 of those have been M151 Series vehicles.
My first MV was a 1951 M37 that I drove to high school in 1986. From there I have owned just about every model US military vehicle made since WWII. I have dabbled in the military surplus arena since 1989 when I had no money and watched running Chenoweth military sand rails sell at auction for $600 to $2600, and all I could do is watch... I now have a couple WWII tanks, a Vietnam era APC, military motorcycles and LOTS of M151s.
I have amassed tons of information over the years on the M151 series vehicles, so now it is time to share the wealth so to speak. Everything provided in these pages is what I know (and with the help of a few others), we are all learning new information, so things will and can change. My goal is this site will be a first stop reference for everyone. The Facebook groups and .com & .org sites will be the place for questions, new pictures, and comradery. What this site can not provide.
I am the lead judge for M151 series vehicle for the MVPA (Military Vehicle Preservation Association www.mvpa.org ), and have done this for 12 or so conventions.
This hobby is a great way to give back to our Veterans. Teach both young and old about the lives of the US soldier, and the tools they used to keep the world and this country free. Very pro America, Very patriotic, history is our future.
NOTE: Pictures posted here are from my collection. If a picture is one you "own", please bring it to my attention and I will credit you for providing the picture, or remove it. My goal is to help educate with this site, everyone should be recognized for their contributions. Thanks!
Dan Parmley Jr.