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I have no knowledge of that event, besides, I have an alibi ( or 3 if needed)!

I've got a Cloverdale code as well, but you'll have to wait until I get over to PM the beastie, to get the code for you.

Digger Dave is a real good troop!

Dave, the care package was OUTSTANDING!!!! I can now put original troop seats in both the M135 and the M105 ... and use the other cool bits that you sent! Monty, Leo and I had a great time sorting things. Now I have some work to do!

I guess that I will have to post a few more pics, but it will take a day or 2. Picking the shots and then resizing them will keep me busy!

This will amuse you, Dave. I finally have a deck truck heading to Kelowna, with an empty backhaul. He's taking a Porsche up there and has the time to pick up the parts for "Karen's Green Army Truck" !!! Just in time for parade season .... Woo Hoo!

Looks good. Now you need a tarp / cargo cover. Dave, I'm impressed with your progress. Keep up the good work!

I found a video. Let the drooling commence! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3xzG8FhqeU&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UuOtk9IkfA&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrZ6yGCR58I&NR=1&feature=endscreen

Just dump in a little antifreeze. It also helps to raise the boiling point as well as adding lubrication.

Seriously, I use clear tub silicone on the outside of the frames, and neoprene weather stripping between the frame and base. Works like a charm and isn't spendy!

It's an Army Truck ... expect to get wet and dirty. If you want to be dry and clean, look for somehing from the Airforce!

Head to a heavy truck tire shop, and bring your wallet! I have heard of sand ring which bolts on to your tire, but I haven't tried it, so I can't say if it works or not. I do know that the old fasioned method of putting weights on the rim does work.

If the wobble happens at the same speed, I'd be looking at the tires first, but I would have a real hard look at all of your U joints. A harmonic vibration has a cause, look at the cheapest and easiest fixes first, and then dig deaper.

Dave, I hope that you stood them a drink (of their choice) for me. When you drag your sorry butt out west again, there are a couple of pints waiting for you at the bar. I think you can remember where my Legion is!

Non truck related, but I want to pass on some Birthday Wishes. Dave, you joined our little Green Afliction fairly recently, and have made a huge contribution. Your Mom and Pop should be justifiably proud of you. They did well. I'm just glad to have got to meet you. You are pretty good...

It's a bit far to travel for that one, But the Camo Crew North (OK'd by PB), Has accepted a dare and will participate in a Legion Chili Challenge, in September. I am looking for your best recipies (Sorry WM, NO POSSUM! ) After taking 2nd place a couple of times, We're looking for 1st...

What are you doing for brakes?

That stuff is really great for gassers. I use it as a fuel stablizer. Every motor bike that I have gets a liberal dose as well. Like the Frank's Hot Sauce ad says ... "I use that S#1t on Everything!"

I can try to get in touch with John, who has the restored version of this truck, But, only for someone who is going to finish this project. PM me, and I'll try to track him down.

Sounds like he had a few really good friends. Thanks for reposting.