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evolution yes I noticed the 900 series trucks are being sold off now. Seems like normal progression to me. They got rid of the deuces (G742 series or sumthin) and the 800 series 5 tons, now along come the 900 series trucks to be discarded from active duty. Works for me. :beer:

I have an '87 ex-airforce M35a2c. Sounds like a good price if like what wreckerman was saying. Pics of mine at GL auction last year and then last Monday.

I purchased them at a Goodyear commercial truck tire place here in town and they ran $26 a piece if I remember correctly.

shine on I just replaced my faded lenses and rusted, water-logged internal parts, with whole new units from Boyce Equipment ( $58.95 a piece). They are not LED. The new piece is laying on the fender, not yet installed, in attached pic.

uh I am rather sure Jay and I will be commuting together to the monthly meetings.

couple more pics few more.....

Did a parade today in Fountain, CO with the Pikes Peak Marine Corps League. Bulldogmack13 and his family just moved back to town and rode along with me. At the end of the parade, the Young Marines who had been marching in front of our entourage, jumped in my truck for a ride back to the starting...

my duece ...since you asked for pics....

parts is parts I found a small hunk of metal in my transfer case too when I drained it. This 1987 M335A2C air force reserves truck only had 13,800 miles on it when I got it, no rebuild. I am not going to worry about it. Ignorance is bliss.

Glad to have you aboard. Welcome! You will have a lot of fun if ya get a deuce and yeah, most kids and many adults are fascinated with them as evidenced at displays I do with mine.

academy awards wow! do you edit film as a profession? you don't have to answer that. Very good. Thanks for posting it.

Read steel soldiers twice a day, morning and nite Read on here a lot and you will learn mucho!. Check out the PS magazine things somewhere on this site. Google your questions or interests about the duece or the M35a2, and threads for this site will pop up. Join a MV club or find someone in...

google is your friend maybe google 'vietnam gun trucks' or other combinations. I know I have seen so much on them just by reading on here for years. there are many pics on the internet of veet-nam gun trucks, deuces, 5 tons, M-151's, M-37's...... tons of info and some sites, start the journey...

parts is parts I have an '87 ex-air force deuce with the dual brake system. Maybe I could get some pics from underneath for ya if it would help. Gimp, if you could let me know how to put the truck on it's side so I would have better lighting while taking pics of these parts, that would be great.

suggestions Spend some time at Yellowstone NP, see the old glory inn next to the geyser. Stop in at Grand Teton NP, stop in at the Lodge there and walk into the lobby area. Stop in at Dornans, they have a causal dining hall there with awesome views of the peaks Dornans in Moose, Wyoming [[...

lucky dog Looks like the stars aligned just right for you at that end-of-bid-time. Congrats! That's price is comparable to stating one could find a WWII jeep in a crate for $50. :beer:

goggle is your friend google your different questions and topics in different forms and/or wording, and threads from this site, will pop up on goggle, for you to read and study. best of luck on your quest.....

the dark side, I mean the green side is calling you, Luke..... don't worry about getting the perfect one the first time. get a nice one or decent one, learn on it, and sell it after awhile if need be and move on up to another one you find nicer if you wish.

run I leave mine running for re-fueling and while spraying it off at the carwash.

wait a minute Good catch on the brace. A dropside cargo bed troop seat rack installed on a non-dropside cargo bed. Oh! so close to winning a trophy at the Pebble Beach Concours D'Elegance, if that had not been sighted. Missed it by that much! Mine is now parade, display, and...