My Waterloo deuce

[turbinesurgun]

Built by Tom Bauer of Waterloo industries, I acquired it from Bryce Wasielak a few years ago. About a month after I got her a buddy of mine ran her under my porch by starting in gear. For 2 years he was paralyzed from the neck down. In the past few months he's started moving his arms. We put a new cab, new tires and wheels, led tail and jw speaker headlights, 18k warn mrap winch, dropside bed, am/fm/bluetooth ammo can radio and route clearance lights. She's got a 9 liter v8, subaru turbos, waterloo power steering and overdrive, AC, Bucket seats, air lockers in all 3 axles, ouverson lockout hubs, 2.5 inch hitch and more. Has fiberglass troop seats now. I think she's the finest deuce in the country.

 

[BKubu]

Tom Bauer does excellent work. I remember seeing that truck up close during and after his work. Glad your friend is on the mend.

 

[M35fan]

Your truck sounds awesome. I'd love to see some more pictures, if you don't mind showing us? Especially under the hood and inside the cab. Thanks for sharing!

 

[davidb56]

looks great. Hope your buddy recovers more. Theres a lot of mass in a deuce and not much of a cab for protection. My next deuce project will to build a ugly crash bar cage around my cab as I have come too close to large tree branches in the woods. I got to stop rolling the dice.

 

[rustystud]

looks great. Hope your buddy recovers more. Theres a lot of mass in a deuce and not much of a cab for protection. My next deuce project will to build a ugly crash bar cage around my cab as I have come too close to large tree branches in the woods. I got to stop rolling the dice.

Hey David. I've seen some Deuce "Forest Fire" Truck conversions with a really heavy duty roll system. Bet you could find some searching on google. They could probably give you some good ideas on how to proceed.
Good luck.

 

[Hummer Guy]

Built by Tom Bauer of Waterloo industries, I acquired it from Bryce Wasielak a few years ago. About a month after I got her a buddy of mine ran her under my porch by starting in gear. For 2 years he was paralyzed from the neck down. In the past few months he's started moving his arms. We put a new cab, new tires and wheels, led tail and jw speaker headlights, 18k warn mrap winch, dropside bed, am/fm/bluetooth ammo can radio and route clearance lights. She's got a 9 liter v8, subaru turbos, waterloo power steering and overdrive, AC, Bucket seats, air lockers in all 3 axles, ouverson lockout hubs, 2.5 inch hitch and more. Has fiberglass troop seats now. I think she's the finest deuce in the country.

This is one heck of a unit! I wish waterloo was still building M35s and making kits for the truck, especially the overdrive but I came too late to the party.