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It is far, far better to have a deuce (or MV of your choice) and not need it, that to need it and not have it. They are therapy for the soul. I am having some issues now and my therapy is to go to a rally and immerse my self in MV's.

Sorry I didn't post earlier. The Dixie Division of the MVPA will hold a rally at Tannehill State Park near Birmingham this weekend. www.tannehill.org Tannehill is a former Confederate Iron works and is a cool historical site. The park has camper hook ups at the site where the vehicles are...

I may be mistaken but I think that older Ford trucks (F 600) had the same bolt pattern and used the 22.5's.

Welcome to the Dark (green) Side. "Abandon hope (and money) all ye who enter here" We have cookies.

I strain it (to remove cooties) and pour it into my deuce fuel container and mix it into the witches brew......I usually have some stuff in there that will warm it back up.....it still has BTU value even when stale.

If you need that big a winch to unstick a deuce you didn't bring nearly enough truck.:roll:

You can pull an empty 101 with a small pickup truck.....you can pull an empty 105 with a big pickup truck......neither will have brakes so load accordingly.

OH YEA!!!!!TOOK THE HEMMT FOR A RIDE.....JUST A CRUISE IN THE COUNTRY.....RUB IT IN!!!!aua :drool: aua :drool: aua:drool:

Somebody went home to Mama in a box.

Restricting the sales of certain items and vehicles only increases the value of the ones that are "grandfathered" in when the ban takes place....witness Title III weapons and US armored vehicles. If the gooberment were to drop the ban on the sale of items (such as the tracked vehicles that...

I didn't see any mini-guns :cry:....nothing says eat "chit and die" like a mini-gun.:-D

I ended up with a default due to their inability to pick up the phone and call me about a decline. They claimed they sent me an email (prob ended up in the spam box with their sale notifications). Ended up having to pay a $300.00 charge to continue to play (reduced from $700.00 after...

I am veeerrrrry interested in the disc brake conversion......details please.

The M88 Hercules is a full-tracked, armored vehicle that was the Army's primary heavy equipment recovery, combat utility lift, and evacuation system beginning in the Vietnam era. The M-88A1 was introduced to the Army and the Marine Corps in 1977. The M88A2 Hercules uses the M88A1 chassis but...

HEY!!!!! Do I give away your trade secrets?????:evil: It was not ARMADILLO......those were free range possum burgers.:drool:

If it is a tanker you do not want to remove the tank...they are not that common. There should be plenty of regular deuces available.

I paid $250.00 to have the bed of a M105 taken down to bare metal. Well worth it. I had paint that required no primer, just shot it on and it turned out very well. If the target needs welding/patching it is the best time to do it while it is bare metal. Sorry, no pics.

With the 400 turned up to 2300 rpm and Cat transmission the M915 will run 85 MPH.......according to the Convoy Commander that had to run 95 ( in a CCCV) to catch me and a couple of other 915's that we convoyed to Ca. He was not impressed with our diesel doctor skills.:oops:

Well since I was on the wagon anyway I just went ahead a bought the dam thing. Got it for a hair over $700.00 total. Should look good behind the M915. Got it from Ft. Campbell.

Hummmm.....PB may be right....when I was at Benning we uncrated several GP Mediums and I think I remember the repair kit being in the bottom of the box. Let's hope you get lucky.