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I've got a 1953 repowered to Multi in 1989 M29514

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:mrgreen: how did you find out?

2.5 tons off road and 5 tons on pavement is what they are rated at. Do a few searches on th site and you will find alot of the info you need.

You can get one from GL for $1000 - $3000 depending on the options you want. you can buy from a private seller for a little more, but you wouldn't have to go through all of the GL crap. Most of the private sellers go over the trucks and fix everything and change the fluids/filters. Take a look...

The cost of keeping a Deuce reliable as a daily driver will quickly add up. If you get a Deuce, and I hope you do as they are alot of fun, make sure you have something else as a daily driver.2cents

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No expert but I believe Arizona National Guard

Did you tell HER yet?:roll: You are welcome to hide them at my place, I've got room.

Me too, some of the guys have some amazing iron :drool::drool::drool:

There is a members rides section of the forum for those reasons.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/34521-every-guys-nightmare-pink-camo.html Yup here it is. mdmorgan i'd have to say I like it and it will definatelly be unique.

the pink camo was done by hughscpa if I am correct. My eyes still hurt from seeing it the first time. It's for a good cause though.

Air Force camo eh? Neat idea.

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Just flexing a little bit

this it the dash as I got it

It is a 1953 Stude. It was converted to multifuel in 1983. Whe I got it the truck had a multi dash hanging from the original holes. I put an original dash in it and mounted the tach on the steering column for ease of sight.

No problem man, the truck isn't going anywhere. You've been all the place over lately.

Got one here What kind of pics do you want?