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Love driving mine more than anything, but I spend almost as much time maintaining it as driving it (not really, but it seems like it) They are great machines, but not recommended as a first vehicle. Get one, you'll love it, but make sure you have something else to drive as a daily driver.

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Try John at Midwest Military, I got one from him a few months ago for $25, and said he had a couple more. Midwest Military Home Page Hope this helps out.

The fuse is under a housing on top of the fuel tank. The housing has 3 nuts that hold it on, and it has wires coming out of it. The housing sits on top of the intank pump access panel, about 6" diameter round plate on fuel tank.

I really want one of those, they are awesome. Congrats she's a beaut!!

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I like the doors and chop:drool: looks like you have alot of time in it. Good work and keep the pics coming!!!

Congrats, its amazing to me how these things attract so much more attention than the lifted up pickups.

Thats the best kind of planning, also increases productivity:wink:

I love the lights and mounts. I like them out on the mirrors, they look good there and are very functional.

Garmin is a little more pricey than some of the others, but as they say you get what you pay for. Everyone I know with a garmin loves them.

Welcome :jumpin: and as said above, Thank you for your services!!!

Kendelrio I believe, sorry if the spelling is off. Is this it? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/members-rides/34408-compilation-video.html

You can unscrew the plastic part on top (with the terminal coming out) from the metal body. There is a rubber diaphram inside with a brass center that moves up and down with the air pressure to control the buzzer. When I got my Deuce I had the same leak. I took it apart, cleaned everything up a...

From what I've found the inner tank seems to be the wet tank. Not 100% sure, but on all of the deuces I've been around lately it seems that way.

I was just reading up on that one, I should be able to make it if all goes right.

I'd take a couple too.

There is a school bus like the one yarb posted here locally that is used as a shuttle to haul people from their cars to the mud pits at truck night. It has 5 Ton axles and was a very simple build, as chevytruck pointed out it would be a pain to convert a Deuce into something like that.

They called me one day to be sure that I actually wanted as many head lights as I ordered,turned out I actually submitted the order 3 times. I wanted 2 headlights and ordered 6, thank god they called to confirm it. Great company to deal with.

Thanks Gimp:wink: