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RHM @ Jul 20th 2007 2:50AM
1) I don't think the military buys vehicles based on looks.
2) Like I said, test mules aren't nice tidy finished products. Their bodies are often chopped up and laden with test equipment. Here are some examples...
http://www.autogespot.com/log/images/06-2007/bmw/DSC03878.jpg
http://www.autogespot.com/log/images/06-2007/bmw/DSC03841.jpg
3) If in your original post "the General" referred to AM General, then your comment doesn't make sense (building a pickup to move inventory) because AM General's military work is presumably done on contract, so they wouldn't have excess inventory.