Upgrade or restore your M56 Self-Propelled Gun (Scorpion) with this new old stock (NOS) 90mm M88 Gun Mount Front Cross Bridge. This is a genuine, unused U.S. military surplus part, making it a rare and valuable find for restorers, collectors, and military vehicle enthusiasts.
This part is officially designated under P/N 8740782 and FSN 1015-570-3255, a genuine U.S. Army component.
The M56 Self-Propelled Gun (SPG), commonly referred to as the "Scorpion," was a lightweight, air-transportable tank destroyer developed for U.S. airborne forces in the 1950s. Armed with a 90mm M54 gun, the M56 was designed for rapid deployment via aircraft and provided essential anti-armor support for paratroopers.
Despite its lack of armor protection, the M56 saw action in the Vietnam War, where its high-mobility design allowed it to support ground forces effectively. The M88 Gun Mount Front Cross Bridge was a critical component of the gun mount system, ensuring the stability and alignment of the 90mm cannon.
This NOS 90mm M88 Gun Mount Front Cross Bridge is an essential component for any serious M56 Scorpion restoration project. With authentic replacement parts becoming increasingly scarce, this part ensures historical accuracy and operational stability in M56 rebuilds or museum displays.
Whether you are rebuilding an original M56, adding a rare military component to your collection, or showcasing a historical armored vehicle display, this part is a must-have for military history enthusiasts and vehicle restorers.
With limited quantities of NOS M56 components available, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a genuine, unused U.S. military part. Secure your 90mm M88 Gun Mount Front Cross Bridge today before it's gone!
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