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Looks more like a duffel bag to me

My advice is simple, find the -10 manuals for all the trucks you considering and read up on them, skim the pages at a minimum. Even skimming the manual you will find something to catch your eye and before you know it you finished it. Find someone who owns (and knows) the truck to show you all...

I am guessing your asking about the signature line? Like right below this message.

The only way I will get to check out the area is by sat images. There is one part you can see a CH53 in a left bank turn as it is flying out. The museum down the road from me has parts being saved for them but can't afford to go out and get them.

Sky Soldier: Vietnam in 3D The Vietnam War is one of the most photographed in history. It was believed that all the images taken during the war were only in 2D -- until now. A recently discovered archive of rare 3D photographs has been found and is now featured in the new documentary, Sky...

I have watched that a couple times now. Great photos.

Couple options for you.

4 years ago I had my truck shipped by TMC trucking, cost me about 730. Would have been more than double but I can in on a two load trailer so I only paid for part of the trip. Believe it cost the other truck owner another 1800 to go to York, PA Should also say that was coming from MN to PA...

For those who may not have ever seen their yard. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?11611-Pics-of-Trip-to-Jack-s-Gov-Surplus&highlight=hay The satellite images are impressive.

Got to print this out so when people look at me funny for owning a deuce I can show them what this guy stored in his basement. That is not something you see everyday.

Well I give you credit for wanting one, I did when I was that young just never panned out until much later. Since it will be the same for you I will say start early download the manuals (all the ones you can for what ever vehicles your interested in) and read them a lot. Read all the posts you...

What all are you looking for? I have the jeep tripod but looking for a ground tripod for the mule.

Your welcome. He is a member here just does not get on here much. That is just one of his trucks (think he is up to 5 or 6), mostly 5 tons, and now a 10 ton. I have been waiting for him to finish it up so I can see it. Glad you guys could make it, hope you come back out next year.

I can do that. If your on facebook the museum has a page, search Air Heritage, they put out info on what they are doing and how they are coming on their restorations. This show is usually held every August.

Well we did end up with 7 trucks. Just not the 7 I expected. Had 2 mules, and M38a1, an M151a2, my m35a2, an M35a3 and an M54. Was not expecting the M54 to show up and had another M35a3 lined up but it did not want to cooperate this morning. Maybe next year I can get some more to show up.

The lights are rear facing turn signals and I have never seen them called anything else.

The M66 could be mounted on the truck just not done very often. Gun ring average about 2500 as of late. And above the marker lights are called lollipop lights.

Only 23? I think that can easily be beaten.

Looks like there will 7 trucks for this show.

Looks great. Just a reminder that show at the airport is this Saturday. From what I understand they are going to have the military vehicles closer to the airplanes then the regular show cars. Hope you can make it.