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And now for something completely different...... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=4561364091&category=80765 Check this bad boy out! I never seen anything like her! John

Expect the worst & hope for the best I always say eh? Hopefully it's not a serious problem like a hydrolock! John

Damn, How deep was the water you forged? I would also make sure all the axles, T-Case, Tranny and engine oil isn't water contaminated! When I Hydro Locked my old 1980 Blazer, it was just as simple to take out the spark plugs. However that is not an option here. I hope the injectors are at a...

Yeah, imagine how many strippers you could fit on the Troop seats in the back [thumbzup] . Your wife will REALLY love you then [^] ! HAHAHAHA! John

Well, sounds like it got you good, just as it did the rest of us! Glad to see your aboard and don't worry - just tell the family there's no hope, no successful recovery program and it's something you'll be afflicted with till your last breath! John

I am going to have to see what it's going to take to keep this beast in place. I think the parking brake idea w/ the chain or a tube over it with a chain welded to it would be a good start. I imagine 3 choks total. Two in the back on each rear inner dual and one in the front. I guess you can't...

I was wondering why I couldn't get the smell of marinade out of my mind...... :banghead: ......I guess it's just y'all planning on a banquet!!! Make sure you tenderize the meat accordingly, us old folk can tend to be a bit stringy :boxer: !! John

Isn't it amazing how once you get bitten by the bug that is MV your willing to liquidate most of your other toys just to make means to aquire a Deuce or 5T?? I see it kinda like an addiction, once you have gotten started on this drug called Surplus Military Vehicle, there is no hope for you at...

Yeah, I checked the distance wondering how close it would be for Albin. Unfortunately, I see it as roughly 5 hour drive. I thought it may be a good thought to get the wife interested. Try and keep an eye out otherwise though John

OK OK OK!!! [complaining] Now I know what Ken feels like getting torched for these posts and questions! :nono: Y'all are too funny. Just as you are a knowledgable bunch, you can turn and set the 'Celebrity Roast' to high and next thing I know I got griddle marks :jumpin: and that smirk...

HEY ALBIN! CHECK THIS OUT!! Here is a guy selling a deuce (private party) in Alabama (where in relation to you I am not sure.) This way you can take some time to walk around it, kick the tires and get a ride or drive it too! Nothing like what you can do at a GL site! [thumbzup] You could...

Well, could you, for example, take a piece of tubing large enough to fit over the ebrake and chain it to the back of the cab like previously mentioned? You could have a 5' piece of chain from the back wall or floor bolted down with a grade 8 bolt and welded to the tube which fits over the ebrake...

I don't know. Kids can get into anything and if they wanted to raise some hell I would hate to see the deuce across the street the next morning. I didn't know you weren't supposed to put it into gear when parked, unless I'm missing the joke (4 day week and they all feel like Mondays!) I see...

Looks like it went for a little under $2400 - Nice Ride! John

RDD, I was just wondering if I understood you correctly. How does that set up? means: If it was a 12"x12" piece of wood, is it shaved at all to give more contact to the tire? Do you place it there on just one side or do you have two? One for each side? Just wondering. Thanks!

A 12"x12" piece of wood :confused: ? Metal? How does that set up? :confused: John

Well, I will have to put that addition on the list of things to get! LOL :tongue: Good one Bjorn! :lol: John

:confused: OK - If I was to get something like a deuce, I would have to park it in the driveway. I would likely back it in. Here's my question: For those of you who have deuces, if your only option is to park it in the declining driveway (backed up the incline), do you strickly depend/rely...

Good Luck with the Corporate Commitee! You know, CEO, CFO & Dir of Ops! It's amazing one person wears all those hats!! I was fortunate with my Commitee. She is one who began learning to race her CBR600F2 when we met, Loves doing doughnuts with the Banshees we used to have and our very first...

That's funny, I like that idea! Original yet comical! *PONDERING* :lol: