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Possibly, or they could have been used to haul water cans in the brackets.

Just cause Amazon beat his price, don't mean they are going to be the correct size either. I like using the surplus ones, so I know it fits.

I rent a house that belongs to a church, and I get to use their parking lot. where my truck sits you would never see it from the road if you didn't know it was there. As it sits there is only 2 houses that can see it.

I learned to drive a deuce/ stick with a load of kids in the back of the truck. Never stalled it out, no injuries not even a scratch on anyone or anything. Just always remember how big, tall and wide it is, and you will do fine.

the "tan" one is just a little high, the camo one is way up there, in my opinion. I bought a winch truck for less then that and looks just as nice as that one, but mine does not have the hard top and no dropside.

Keep shopping around there is a lot of other dealers, and people on here selling the holders. and a lot cheaper.

When I first started looking to buy an deuce, I was looking at the M211 series due to the automatic transmission. (never learned to drive stick at that point). So when I had the money I bought my 220, 3 weeks later my unit decided I needed to learn how to drive our deuce (M35). I fell in love...

Me personally, I love my M35. The 220 is fun, but right now it is down needing a lot of work.

The M220 is a nice truck, the auto transmission is OK, if properly adjusted. The one on mine needs adjusted, it is very hard on the head when it shifts. I would suggest if you do go for that truck look it over closely, that has been advertised all over the place, for over a year (that I know...

I like it. I showed it to my wife and she told me not to ask for one, she needs more practice.

I would like to throw in my suggestion for the classifieds. How about separating the vehicles section into 1/4 ton, 2 1/2 ton, 5 ton, trailers, tracked and so on.

Mine was not happy about mine coming home, but has come around to having it here. Actually the day I got it home she said, "its not as big as I thought it would be". so I guess I am clear for something bigger.

Really cant give any estimates without the pics and more info. Could be 1,000 could be 2500.

The vent was one of the first things I tried. Didn't want to make more work then I needed to, but the vent allowed air to pass...so, it was time to get messy. Just looking at the truck, it looks hard. Actually doing it, it goes quick. And I was not using air tools, just a standard lug wrench...

I got mine from Saturn surplus, dont remember how much it cost me. I bought it a while ago now. They are not that expensive.

Could not find cork, so I made one out of rubber.

It was a good day. Learned something new. Took it out for a trip; no leaks, fluid levels still good. Even the lug nuts never loosened. Only downfall was a little sunburn.

Thanks, it is in great shape. Jut replaced a rear axle seal, but other then that no major issues. Been very happy with it.

You can park it in mine.

Today I set out with a goal.....to replace a rear axle seal. This was going to be the first time I EVER did one. I was supposed to have a friend come over who knew how to do it. but we could never get the times to match to work on it. So I learned as much as I could from all the posts and the...