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Subscribed for later use, good t/shooting fellas.

Boom! I'll buy that shirt....the whole family will wear one.

Dan, My bud is up to the task, I emailed you his phone number. Ill shoot a pm. JC

I had the same Idea as Art C; Current logo, the spade w/ date can be on the pocket.

Email sent. JC

Welcome from Kentucky, great find on your M1009, they make a great hunting truck.

Subsribed, alway good info. JC

Wes is correct, I have recently accomplished this task, trans is coming out. The bolts are removed via the access plate. Tune the engine over manually, I used a pry on the starter ring teeth, a little finesse goes a long way so not to damage anything. Use a 6 point socket.

Welcome from Kentucky, Steel Soldiers is as social as I get too.

Liquid silicone works well, used it to restore rubber/plastic parts on old car restorations. Off the vehicle, let the part soak in a zip lock bag for a couple weeks. Parts come out looking brand new with some flex back it them. For on the vehicle Ive had success with the better tire foam...

Subscribed; good to know stuff in a pinch. Thanks Wes. JC

Yes, $5500.00 is a good price for a M35 w/w. With that being said, Karl has a point in regard to mechanical status of the vehicle. You state there is nothing wrong with it other than the fuel quantity gauge. If you can answer the questions posed by Karl and there are no discrepancies, buy it. If...

Yes, pocket t shirts are very handy for the reading glasses, fuel receipts, tooth picks, etc. Small logo on the pocket, large logo on the back. I'll try to think up something.

That's a clean truck. Make sure you have a cooler full of "road sodas" for the girls. That will make their day.

The big truck parts houses (Truck Pro, Truck Inc, etc) sell DOT compliant hose by the foot. Plus they have all the fittings to address the job. I have found some great assistance from the local truck parts houses. Take your MV for a drive to the truck parts shop. The parts counter guys love...

-that truck was assigned to SPC Oste. I have a A3 with both driver and co-driver's names and rank on the windshield.

Welcome from Kentucky. Still sweating our buns off here. Congrats on your new grocery getter....

Talk about, "having to change your underwear", that looks a little iffy.

You're at the right place. Lots of info, knowledge, and experience here. You name it, these guys have either owned it, broke it, or fixed it. Welcome from Kentucky.

Welcome from Kentucky. Congrats on your new (old MV) purchase. That is a piece of history. Have fun. JC