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not much help, im out west...boise, id I saw a 135 front here for $100 and a 211 rolling chassis, no motor/bed etc.. for $300

I have an m211 and an m135 w/w that I need to go pickup. I am waiting till I can get as much info on them as possible. I dont want to screw something up. The m135 has not been started in at least 30 years. I want to change all fluids etc. to try to get this going. If I could get a copy of...

i can see the 2500 there, for building something else, but its not built enough to fetch 4500 with the quality of stuff out there for sale.

What are the thoughts and opinions of converting a deuce over to hydraulic disc brakes. I have been doin some research. It can be done fairly easily and not overly expensive. Minor machining on the rotors, some fab for caliper mounts and thats the basics. The research I have done shows '94...

The 2 '52's the '53 and the '54 were located in eastern Idaho. I was wrong the '53 is a studebakerwith reo power, but the other 3 were all reo's If I decide to not use the combat wheels I will let you know. These would be great to restore for super singles. Very unique look to them.

Anyone interested, in my recent search for old iron in idaho. I talked to a guy who has 2 m211's for sale. One is complete and runs, the other is for parts. He wants $700 for the pair, or $550 for the running and $350 for the parts. They are located in Arco. Ill get name and number if...

I knew the stock deuce wheels were 7" wide, and the 16.00r20 took a 10" wide wheel. I was hoping the these combat wheels were a little wider. They look wider considering they have 12.00r20 on them now and the tires are not sucked in much at the sidewall. well oh well, would these be worth...

yes all six wheels are the same style, rear hubs flipped.

In addition to the 2 pictures shown, we were able to locate 2 others in the area as well. 1953 m35, rough shape, no bed, cut and extended frame. Price unkown. 1952 m34w, winch removed, frame extensions still in place, supposedly rebuilt motor with 100hrs. Frame has also been cut and...

heres another one at the same place.. 1952 gasser, 5spd, supposed to run and drive. $500 as well.

Wife is very understanding, and price should be around $500. Would these wheels be the same width as the standard wheels? Any clue? what I know about it... gasser, no bed, no tranny, everything for the winch is there, pto is intact with shafts even tho tranny is gone. combat wheels...

the dash plate says its an 1954 m35w/wv (i think the wv is right) We found a dump bed near it, painted the same color, it has the rear pto shaft for the dump bed as well. It is currently running super singles, hubs flipped. tire size is 12.00-20. The wheels shown in the pic are on the rear...

yeah i didnt even think about it being duals, shows i wasnt paying attention......

Ok i was wrong, they are not the wide wheels i was thinking of.... I was thinking of m35a3 wheels instead... but these may still come in handy for someone running singles

I remember reading the m135 wheels will work due to wider width for larger tires running as super singles... anyone correct me if im wrong. Well not sure if these are the ones needed, but here is a set of 4 on an axle that is listed on ebay in ohio. If I could get them and they are wide enough...

Im in boise so if hes needing that jeep ran south some i could possibly do it for some fuel costs.

I think it would be a great idea, especially at the cost of shipping for heavy items, count me in, I would personally be in for 125 miles, that way i can reach twin falls from boise... and the Idaho motor pool too.

Is there an easy way to spread out the axles using five ton springs or something? Or do custom springs have to be made?

hot rod duece, did you have to move your rear axle back or was there enough room in between the axles for the 16.00's?

I know its a long project, but i would like some info or feedback from people who have either done this or have seen it done. I just stumbled on the tires, I have enough to single it out with either xzl's or xl's in the 16.00r20 size. I am guessing i need to lift it, lift the bed, space out the...