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Good luck. When I retire, I plan on loading the snow blower into the trailer and head south until someone asks "whats that" pointing at the snow blower. Then I will have arrived!

I've laid out my letters or letters on blue masking tape and cut them out with an exacto knife. For large letters (3") I just lay a couple of widths of tape together with an overlap. If you do it horizontal you can do the whole line with care. I have a large sheet of white cutting board material...

Check out Tony's 4 door half way down the page. These are my kind of folk: Marie, Tony's wife is as into it as Tony. Lucky guy! About Drive A Tank | Drive A Tank

Nice to see someone taking the time to do things right while keeping drivability as a goal. An inspiration as I start on my deuce. Hope it turns out as well. I have a lot of rust to remove under the bed area............................... Cannot wait for nice weather again next year. I did not...

In my drivway. I live in a small town and it only drives one guy crazy (too bad for him). Not sure when the snow gets here and it gets cold. Might store it at a friends farm but then I will not be able to play with it if the fancy strikes me. Bob

I think I would brush on a coating on new motor oil. Stuff is cheap enough if you use a store brand and no acids/crud as in used oil.

WOW. Nice truck. They do look good in tan! Happy Motoring. Bob

Hey armytruck63, interesting toys she is playing with. Reminds me of metal detecting on the beaches of Europe back in the 70's.

You guys in Flaorida can have all the fall you want. For us up North our MV fun days are closing in. Cant find a use for snow: even with a 6X6. Sod me its COLD!

I have found if you get a good run at it: a deuce will fit inside any building!:oops:

Well, I think its good news! I can tell my wife my M35 is now worth more than I have into it. Good investment dear!:razz::-P:oops::razz::-P

American Family. $89 a year with Collector plates.

I use a thin plastic pickle jar. It just big enough to slip over the pipe and roomy enough that the bend at the top keeps the jar in line. Its transparent to its not unsightly when installed. Get a fridge magnet (the type thats free) and cover it with a "pre flight" type check list. Stick it on...

I insured my M35A2 through American Family. They had no listing under American General for the M35 so they defered it to the home office. Came back as an American General (mine is) Hummer no less. Was told that was close enough and that would be $107 for a year. I have had a Ferret scout car and...

For progressive, you need to talk to Flo herself: She's HOT! :-P

M35A2 1970 S/R: 052523948 REG: 04M73871 Ft. McCoy, Sparta WI NSN 2320000771616 Bumper: 64 TRP CMD 732 MT BN HQ 508

68T, I too am thinking like you. Any good deal is a deal and good for trading if its not your thing. I just picked up a 2.75 rocket motor section on evilbay, now to find a dummy warhead to screw into it. I wish I could afford my own Huey! I have one tail rotor so its a start.

As far as jumper cables, try and find some old stick welder cables. They make perfect HD jumper cables. Bob

Carl, thanks for the correction, yes 28v. Rectified! No pun intended. I have some 12v lamps so could wire them in series for the 24v. My 120v unit works fine for power tools in the field. Grounding is serious with any genset. Hammering down an 8' rod is one thing, getting it out again is...

MEP-025A. OK, just picked this baby up for $75 on CList. Now what can I do with it? What have you used them for? Might make a great slave starter for my duece?? Battery charger? Its 1968 vintage so will work for my Vietnam display. Thaks, Bob