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awesome. Thank you very much for the feedback. Not sure if im gunna be able to buy this one but i think ive found where i'll be purchasing a cucv in the near future. Thanks guys!!!

It's in fruitland. I'm looking at the cucv on idaho motor pool's site.

Anyone live in idaho? Im looking at buying an m1008 there but i live in texas. Just curious if anyone could look at it for me if your close. thanks

i am looking at purchasing an 1008 but the ignition switch is snapped off so we don't know if it runs. is there a way to hot wire it? or is it easier to replace the ignition key switch in the steering column? how would you replace the ignition switch?

hey guys, yall have been a huge help to me. Now for the deal-breaker question. is there a cheap cheap way to insure a cuck-vee? i've read some that are the same as a normal car and some that are a couple hundred A YEAR. Insuring it is what is keeping me from buying one right now unless there is...

thanks everyone for the help!

what's the drill for making one of these street legal? what do i need to get/do? cause if i buy one cheap it prob won't have any papers. any help?

m1075 can you show pics of the 37s with no lift please??

hey why don't you post some pics of the beast in the back left of the first pic.

Could any of yall tell me whose truck this is in the phoo gallery? http://www.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=photoshare&func=showimages&fid=201 is that a 4" lift with 36" ozs? I see texas plates. I'd really like to see this truck.

wow you did a good job. i'm fixing to buy my first cucv and want to give it fresh paint as soon as i get it. can you explain what you did? sand it? tape it? did you use CARC paint? did you have to wear a suit and gas mask? thanks.

can yall post some pics of your cucvs that have lifts? i see some sweet ones in the photo gallery but could you include how much lift you have and what size tires? thanks

wow thanks guys for the input. i didn't even see that there WAS and alternate fuel forum on here. great info. I'm looking at the m1008, prob eventually add 4" lift and run 35 or 37" ssr radials. I know it's prob not the greatest selection for a DD but that's what i've always wanted.

hey guys i'm looking at purchasing my first cucv this summer. i'm getting into making biodiesel and i don't even have a truck to put it in yet (just motivation to get one that much faster). eventually when i get it this will be my daily driver. i have two questions: how many of yall use your...

wow that looks sweet!!! that's exactly what i've always wanted to do. gotta get the truck first though. great job man.