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Love this web site it had a lot of great info, wish I was close to this stage. I'll get a hold of you when I get to this point in 5 or 6 years...lol!

So wish there were a Steel Soldiers rally close to or in Montana! I would love to be able to see other rigs, so I would know where to begin getting mine running and back on the road. I think it would help get my wife on board too if she could be around a bunch of them and talk to other women...

Well all I got done was planned out the roofing of our Mobile home...… gonna take all of my project money so I guess getting the patch panels welded on to the 81 Bronco, the batteries for the M135 and the welding on the bus is going to have to wait AGAIN!!! I got to buy a welder and get...

LOL!!!! Yup, you see I'm an ideas man that no longer works because of PTSD anxieties from so many years working with dangerous and volital people while working as a pastor for The Salvation Army. Mind still works good but anxieties are a problem, but I'm good for about 1 days in a row...LOL!

Must say that I am watching the work that you are doing and I am jealous and you are fast becoming my hero...lol! You know with your skills, a blog and sites like Steel Soldiers you could make a good living. Travel around the country and do work for people like me with little skills and no...

you know I am in Martin City MT and any time you are short on projects I got a 1951 M135 that I want to stretch the frame on and then put the back half of a 1951 GMC school bus on. LOTS OF WELDING TO DO!!! The four big issues I have are: 1. I don't have a welder. 2. I don't know how to...

OK! I think the fog is starting to clear for now. Just wait till I start working on it!!

Mine is a 51 M135. So what is the M35 series?

Ok, just trying to get my head straight and this is no easy thing to do...lol! What is the difference in these threads between a "early deuce" and "deuce"? I see different threads using the models M211, G749 and M135. What is the difference in these models, are they the same basic vehicle...

your looks like a dream in comparison to what I am working with! But mine is going to kind of be a frankenstein when I get it done. My long range goal it to stretch the fram and put a bud body on it from the cab back. It will be a 1951 6x6 M135 school bus! I'm thinking maybe the first of...

Like someone else said "Welcome to the madness" .... but then again it could be "Welcome to the sickness" now I prefer "Welcome to the best addition anywhere around!"

My prayers go out to his family and close friends!

1952 M135 #3112 Production date 11/52

I want you as my friend!....lol!:whistle:

GMC in line 6 cyl, stick shift and dually's on the rear.

I've read all these horror stories about having to peel back layers and layers of oil and paint to try and find the vin# on the frame. Went out this morning prepared to do battle. Looked under the fender to see the frame and with a little minor brushing the flaking white paint came off and...

I am sitting this morning just antsy....I want to get the 51 fired up and running! Problem is momma said no more spending this month...:-( Since she is the bread winner, a financial rock star and the love of my life I gotta go with it. The 51 has been sitting for a long time so fluid and...

That's a thought.

I may get grief and boo's but I want to stretch the M135 and bus it. The ultimate bug out RV in the end. Before I do it I am trying to find out the vehicles history to make sure I'm not messing with something that has some historical significance.

More pictures!