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Seeing these guys around town, but still not been able to catch up to any of them :(:sad:

Cant wait to see you guys roll in! I might try to roll down to the border crossing with whoever I can round up from around here and fall in with y'all back to Fairbanks!!

Cant wait to see you guys roll in! I might try to roll down to the border crossing with whoever I can round up from around here and fall in with y'all back to Fairbanks!!

This guy is a carny......he is here in town with the fair right now ( I was talking to him yesterday and should have took a pic or two). He is that guy who tries to guess your weight/age/month you were born hehe Nice looking Deuce.....1970 M35 If I go back to the fair, I will get a pic

That's Gary's Truck Sales. Not a bad place at all They have a few of my dollars lol I keep finding killer deals down in the lower 48, but like you, I am hesitant to drive a duece all the way back here....esp one I just bought sight-unseen:driver:

Sewerzuk, you have done a helluva job there! I have been struggling with the decision of how I wanna make my winch bumper....I have a handfull of drawings but have not fired up the plasma yet We have a few zuks, and have been trying to get together a zuk club here, and I have also been trying to...

"Thank you for Shopping at Walmart :-)"

OK..I could have been more specific I guess... if you want the ones that will fit properly into the tray, that is the part number. anything else and you gotta play with re-routing/modifying cables - something you may not wanna do in the DRMO parking lot

.......But when the time comes........Napa part # is 7256D (for the dry battery) or 7256 for the one ready to go :D I know my battery tray is sized just right for two 6-LTs....cannot fit a pair of group 31s in there, and if I put just some automotive batteries in there, I would have to change...

An M35 makes a wonderful moose hunting rig. I haul 3 atvs in the back along with all the camp gear and supplies waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay out into the boonies. Seems the rougher the terrain, the nicer the ride hehe

Oh.....now I see the tank!!:twisted:

He is examining the compression rates of my front shocks [thumbzup]

I got that...just need to know if a 7348976 will fit in place of a 7411010

Ooops forget you saw that 2nd post too.........

I especially like the whole "This letter is only intended for the reipient" stuff at the end! Hehe OK everyone....forget you saw that..........[thumbzup]

I especially like the whole "This letter is only intended for the reipient" stuff at the end! Hehe OK everyone....forget you saw that..........[thumbzup]

OK...so I know that for the airpack, NSN 2530-00-040-2188 can be either 8345003 or 12368255 .........but will the wheel cylinder P/N 7348976 work in place of P/N 7411010 for NSN 2530-00-274-4511 ? anyone? Anyone?? Bueller? Bueller???

From what I understand, there is a supplement to the manual when you get to the point of rebuilding the airpack. I didn't know this and I folowed the manual precisly, only to have a solid rock-hard pedal after I rebuilt mine. Took it apart and re-did it 3 times as per the manual, but it never...

We'll leave a light on for ya Ferro! :-D

hehe so my one mail a year will be lost forever! LOL