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Here are several photos of a Lavatory Jeep. I wonder how many of these were made? You can read more about this and other Aircraft Ground Support at the CJ-3B Page.
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Yep cj6. you can see the body seam in front of the custom rear box.
“Bad news, my job at the airport is to suck all the human waste out of the airplane septic tanks after they land. Good news is, I get get to drive a modified CJ-6 Jeep!”
Notice in the 4th picture that he has to stand directly under the trap door of the plane from where it all comes out. I guess he had to make sure that hose was securely connected before he started pumping…
The aircraft…as it says on the side, is a Convair…probably a CV-240.