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Looking good with the HMMWV wheels and tires. Welcome!!

That is a cool Dodge, but it isn't an M880 series. All the 880s are '76 and '77 models. That may have been military at one time, but it wasn't an M880 series truck.

I love the old school AeroDynic light bar on the pickup.

Great job...after is a striking improvement.[thumbzup]

What a waste...I could use one of those grills for my 886.

Is it a C&C truck?

It was in the description. Two receiver tubes let you tow a trailer and still bring your hitch-mount bike rack!

255/85R16 is an unusual size and going to be expensive. I thought that they were tall and skinny like the LT235/85R16 that replaced them.

If all else fails you can tack weld a bolt to the plug and then you have a hex head for a wrench to grab on to.

I wouldn't sell my M880 for $2500 and I can't get it to run with any consistency. LOL, to each their own though.

I've seen guys pay $1500 for a rusty heap. The Dodge has a following that will drive the prices up.

Needs a rifle scabbard to complete the look.

Does the M819 have a specific trailer that it was designed to work with it?

I dare you to go through the automatic car wash. :-P

Quickfarms: That truck is AWESOME!!

Or pick up a M101 trailer and make a little camping rig that you can tow. It would be great to unhook your house when you go trail riding, you wouldn't have to worry about your stuff getting thrashed all over.

The NDCC tires always get warm, nothing to be concerned about there.

This is good info! The last time I washed my truck I used a soft bristle RV brush to reach up on the sides and most of the black washed off the tarp. I suppose I'll just paint it back on.

Their were some covers for sale in the classifieds.

I'm wondering if you have the equipment to haul a deuce? If you do, with your skill set, you are in a great position to pick up one that may not be "cherry" at a great price and fix it up yourself. I have watched the auctions for about 3 years now and it seems like the good deals on M35's are...