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Welcome from Ohio! Nice looking truck. Unique bed!

Welcome from N.E. Ohio!

That truck needs a good power wash after all that mud!

Very nice looking truck!

If the metal is clean underneath, it'll scrape off with a bit of effort. A heat gun will soften it up a bit depending on the quality of the bedliner. If it's rusty rotten, expect to take the rust and rot off as you scrape the bedliner.

Welcome from Ohio! Nice looking machine, good luck on the auction. We have a '56 CJ-6 that the tub was bedlined. We did find a few hidden surprises but we knew what we were getting into before we got it.

Welcome fellow Ohioan!

Wouldn't the "authorized repair center" be your home or where you store the truck?

It has happened to me also. More pressure when applying the brakes opens up the flexible hoses. When brake applying is released the hoses swell shut holding in hydraulic pressure at the wheel cylinder, almost like a line lock.

I have those covers on my camper and had no problems with moisture or condensation. They do work well to keep the dry rot away.

I resided my barn with steel siding and have a metal roof on it, after that, I couldn't tune in my AM/FM radio until I ran an external antenna.

If you have a metal building to store it in, it'll offer more protection than being outside.

What about waste motor oil filtered to 5 microns, with one gallon of WMO added to 50 gallons of ULSD fuel?

Welcome from Northern Ohio. Good luck on your quest to find a trailer. I have an M101A1 from 1968 and it pulls like a dream behind my pick-up.

Welcome from northern Ohio.

VOTED! This was a tough one! Good luck to all. All the machines are awesome.

What is the tin foil on the battery connections for?

Welcome from Northern Ohio!

You, 3 friends and a case beer.

That is one awesome truck! Looks like you are having all kinds of fun with it.