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Amer-team and I are meeting up at 0830 on Exit 82(Harrison/Centralia). We will be coming in the back way through Tenino and Rainier. See you all at Brad's!

Not sure why, but I really like it.[thumbzup]

We had a light guy walk up there. I heard no popping sounds.

My painter hired a gal who blasts/paints equipment for a living to do it. She used 2000 lbs of sand!!! Took her 12-14 hours. The trick here is that you need to move super slow on thin metal or it will warp. She did an awesome job. The truck looked kind of cool all bare steel. Cleaning up all...

I just had my 109 100% painted on the outside only. We used 4 gallons of paint cut with one gallon of Xylene. The painter used a "paint pot" with a gun. I'm not sure, but I do not think it was a HVLP gun. This thing really laid the paint down! For inside and out, I would err on the side of...

I have been asked If I could round up some trucks for the Parade in Winlock. Saturday, Nov 5th at high noon. I figure we could meet at my place just north of Winlock around 1000 and then convoy down to the line-up around 1100. If you are a go for this, please PM me a blurb about your vehicle...

My plastic cambro has an outer lid seal. A white plastic cap from a small disposable propane bottle(stove or lantern size) works good as a vent cap.

bumper numbers? I'm going to "assign" this truck to the unit that my grandfather died in. He assumed command of the 15th Aviation Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division on 6 AUG 1964. The truck is a '63. He was killed in Feb of 65. So...Do I need more info for bumper #'s? A company #? Re-reading the...

No kidding! Although, the 109 was painted MERDC and it took approx 2000 lbs of sand to get it all to bare steel.:shock:

I'm leaning toward painting the 105 to match. Not sure that a 109 would be dragging around a 332 in real life.

No brake problems at all. Old-tech wins again!

Just to give better paint access to the frame and suspension. Inners need to get painted today.

13 months later.......... The 109 gets a much needed makeover. Had it blasted down to bare steel. Minor amount of body work. Primed with DP-40. Hosed down with 24087. 4 gallons cut with a gallon of Xylene. We ended up with about a quart of material left in the pressure pot. Markings are next...

check yer nuts! Found on lawn today: 1 left side lug nut from a Deuce. I checked, not one of mine.

That date could work for me. I'll pencil it in.

Good news: We took home another 1st place this year!! Bad news: Due to lack of festival budget, we got a ribbon instead of a trophy.

24 or 25.

Thanks again to everyone who showed up and made this year great! I hope everybody made/makes it home safe. The last trucks have pulled out. It's too quiet here....... Zeek likes chili!!

I just talked with Mrs. elkhunter. Everything is good. They are going to be relaxing and enjoying the good weather in MT this weekend.

Not a peep!