Recent content by hndrsonj

I run the STA Superlugs. Great tires!

For sale is my 1961 AMC M422A1 Mighty Mite serial number #3612. The Mites were made by AMC for the Marine Corps from 1959 to 1962. There were less than 4,000 ever made. They have an all aluminum body, 4 half leaf suspension, four wheel independant suspension, posi front and back, all aluminum...

Actually, the standard length deuce (M35) in a tractor version was the M48. The shorter length one was the M275.

Combined them into one, sold the excess. Couldn't find a steering wheel so I bought a repro tractor wheel (Farmall C I think) and cut out the hub and welded mine into it .

Well HendersonD came out for 3-4 days. Got the M59 torn down and ready for blasting (also added a winch).

He hasn't been on since July 20, 2010.

I'd bring it back on a car trailer. Why put fuel into two trucks when you don't have to? You also wouldn't be limited to 65 MPH when the speed limit is 80.

I have never heard about a factory 12V gasser deuce Reo.

GA is actually one of the easiest states to deal with titles. I wish more were like them. All you need is a bill of sale and insurance to register a pre-86 vehicle in GA. When you sell it you give a bill of sale and the GA registration and someone takes that with a VIN inspection to their states...

Bruce is right, I have done that several times with vehicles in GA.

Don't forget the bleeder on the air-pack.

Inventory dried up. I believe GL got underbid when the contract came up for renewal.

Government Liquidation lost the contract to Gov Planet. They still sell straight from the govt, but deuces for the most part are done. You may keep an eye on GSA auctions.gov ; They sell from places like the forest service ETC and you may have better luck finding one there. I believe your best...

No No, as I understand it there are 3 numbers: Frame, body, and hood number. None of which will match.

That looks really nice!