1943 White M2 Halftrack

1943 White M2 Halftrack in Wonder Woman, TV Series, 1976-1979 IMDb Ep. 1.07

Class: Others, Military armored vehicle — Model origin: US

1943 White M2 Halftrack

[*][*] Minor action vehicle or used in only a short scene 

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Yvon52 BE

◊ 2006-07-05 23:35

other views

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you can see by a missing detail = it's a fake monkey ( :lol: :lol: )

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Hiergehts CH

◊ 2006-07-06 00:07

Looks like a WW2 US White M3A2 half track : http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/bunker/9109/cm1m16.jpg

sixcyl FR

◊ 2006-07-06 00:16

yvon52 wrote [Image: pdvd0274mq.6055.jpg]

Wonder Woman s'adonnerait elle à la zoophilie?... pas très correct tout ça :D

Yvon52 BE

◊ 2006-07-06 00:26

sixcyl wrote
Wonder Woman s'adonnerait elle à la zoophilie?... pas très correct tout ça :D


Moi, je n'ai vu que le bô camion (:lol: :lol:)

Yvon52 BE

◊ 2006-07-06 00:29

hiergehts wrote Looks like a WW2 US White M3A2 half track : http://www.geocities.com/pentagon/bunker/9109/cm1m16.jpg


Here, I need the help of other administrators. I don't know what to fill in as name and model

Yvon52 BE

◊ 2006-07-06 00:32

yvon52 wrote

Moi, je n'ai vu que le bô camion (:lol: :lol:)


méé non, elle lui apprend the "Lambeth walk" :D :D :D

antp BE

◊ 2006-07-06 10:40

yvon52 wrote
Here, I need the help of other administrators. I don't know what to fill in as name and model

White as make, M3 A2 Halftrack as model, in the same way as the other M3 listed on the site ;)

jplemoine FR

◊ 2006-07-06 11:19

C'est à travers de larges grilles
Que les femelles du canton
Contemplaient un puissant gorille
Sans souci du qu'en dita-t-on

Avec impudeur ces commères
Lorgnaient même un endroit précis
Que rigoureusement ma mère
M'a défendu de nommer ici

Gare au gori-i-i-i-i-i-lle!
(...)

:king:

Alexander DE

◊ 2006-07-08 17:07

From these images I cannot tell if it is an M2 or M3 version.

As White designed the halftracks and most of White's halftracks were M2 I would suggest to use that name.

Yvon52 BE

◊ 2006-07-08 17:30

Alexander wrote From these images I cannot tell if it is an M2 or M3 version.

As White designed the halftracks and most of White's halftracks were M2 I would suggest to use that name.


Alexander, what part of the truck you need to see the difference. I can alxays try to find the right picture in the episode.

Alexander DE

◊ 2006-07-08 18:10

yvon52 wrote Alexander, what part of the truck you need to see the difference. I can alxays try to find the right picture in the episode.

The halftracks can be identified by the shape of the front wings (White et al. or International Harvester) and by the lenght (and shape) of the body (M2/M3 or M5/M9), which means I need to see the rear part. If some special equipment is mounted (howitzers, a/a-guns, mortars) the number would change, too.

The mark numbers (A1, A2,...) are a bit difficult, as quite a few older versions got a (field) retrofit and look like later versions. Therefore I stopped using them ... at least for the moment. If I find a way to keep them apart I will reclassify the images.

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Yvon52 BE

◊ 2006-07-08 18:23

Alexander wrote
The halftracks can be identified by the shape of the front wings (White et al. or International Harvester) and by the lenght (and shape) of the body (M2/M3 or M5/M9), which means I need to see the rear part. If some special equipment is mounted (howitzers, a/a-guns, mortars) the number would change, too.

The mark numbers (A1, A2,...) are a bit difficult, as quite a few older versions got a (field) retrofit and look like later versions. Therefore I stopped using them ... at least for the moment. If I find a way to keep them apart I will reclassify the images.


Dificult, Super Woman and the monkey are all the time "playing bongo-bongo". There was no special equipment. This one looks like a "pick-up". Could this one and the other White M2 be the same. Should I put both together?


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Alexander DE

◊ 2006-07-08 18:57

yvon52 wrote ... Could this one and the other White M2 be the same. ...

Not exactly the same. This one has the winch (10,000 lb capacity), the other one the unditching roller mounted.

Callahan VI

◊ 2006-07-09 15:48

What is wonder woman doing to that poor ape?

Yvon52 BE

◊ 2006-07-09 15:52

Callahan wrote What is wonder woman doing to that poor ape?


Like I told, learning him the "lambeth walk" :lol: :lol:

tankdriver US

◊ 2007-04-12 02:09

Here is the full info on this halftrack. It is now owned by Ron Leatherwood. He has restored it to WW2 config.....

www.mv-restoration.com
1943 Autocar M15A1 (M16A1) half-track:
(Converted to a M3 configuration)
Frame Serial #M15A1-1002
Hood Serial #40149719

Check my webpage out....

www.junk-halftracks.com

Hardbird US

◊ 2007-05-30 05:30

Thanks for the mention Frank!

Actually, this is NOT my half-track. Mine was used in "Tobruk" (67), Raid on Rommel" (71), "Midway" (76), "The Bionic Woman" (77), and "Airwolf" (85). And it was on the Universal Studios "Back Lot Tour" until 1993.

Ron Leatherman

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Harold B US

◊ 2024-11-28 16:58

ID of M15 is wrong, it's not the same vehicle the previous commenter thought it was. It can't be an M15 because that had a whole turret occupying the bed, which if it was removed would leave the back end looking like a bare chassis. Based on the fold-down sides I believe this is an M2.

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