i dont know if this will help, but back when the m151 was in use by the military, they were able to be sold after they were cut in half crossways, people then were able to bid on the halves for parts, the trick was to win the bid on 2 halves with enough combined material to rebuild one vehicle i worked for a guy that had one of these rebuilt m151's this thing was amazing off road, but on road it required a good driver paying atention to keep up with the vehicle ,they were kind of squirrely and required constant input to remain under control, although i dont know if all were that was or just this one
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