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Man you found a winner . Hope she serves you well . So far as the new parts ,Just grin and be thankful :-P

Mam o man that is nice. I don't know how many hours you spent restoring , it or what shape it was in but the end result is superb. Good show thanks for the pictures.

I agree with G-force. I had the same thing happen back in April. Every time I ran the truck it would crank right up let it set over night and it was dead as a doorbell. Had the alternator rebuilt at less than half the price of a new one . Still works great . Good luck on your repair.

The other day I came across an item, well Items I decided to bid on. So I did the math on what was to be a ceiling price that I could make some money and still keep some of the items. The bidding was going fine so I decided to check the shipping and packaging cost, considering it was it was...

Not that much far as $$$$ . I found this site at the worst time , money wise . But man the hours I've Put in lol . I love to cruse the sites and once and a while bid on items close to home . It has been a life saver so far as to keep my mind in a good place. :razz:

You guys really are some of the most informative people I've come across in a long time . People ask you answer LOL not about last weeks or last months something but an artical from 1955. I'm still shaking my head in wonderment. You guys are great.

Good for you I like that idea .Ok where do you live I'm want the first ride LOL. And when the GREAT PUMPKIN rises out of the pumpkin patch he will give all the good kids a new Deuce LOL :razz:

That's a snap shot in time nice find. I wonder what else you can find out on its history. A friend of mine was able to trace his 1911 gov colt 45 to a little place called Baton.In 1942 it was hidden before the Japs over ran the island . Then recovered after it was liberated. God only knows the...

Oh yes indeed to all the above, every time I saw it I chuckled Remembering the now famous words of Chief Broady in jaws ( WE need a bigger boat ) Well Chief that one would do quite nicely LOL

Man I'm so sad to hear of the loss of your Father I only hope you can cope and heal with his passing. If you ever need to talk I'm here. On a happier subject your truck looks great LoL. I keep saying someday someday I can stop supporting grown kids and start buying Stuff for MY second childhood...

Good luck with your new purchase , I can only imagine the butterflies in your stomach, Keep her between the ditches and have a safe trip home . and post pics, pics, pics :razz:

I never ran out of gas and had that happen .But I did blow a head gasket twice and it sounds alot like what is going on with the jeep . Something smells fishy all the way from where Im sitting :evil:

Hi again I was looking at GLs upcoming Sale at FT Jackson. They have several Bolster trailers coming up in a few days. These trailers have a telescoping capability on the draw bar and were used for carrying things like telephone poles and such. To big for the blazer but man what a great trailer...

Thank God you were in the truck , if it bit a chunk out of your tire imagine what it could have bit out of you lol :twisted: Glad you made it home Mike

Thanks Brian for your help I may need one, like you I'm still trying to decide how it could be converted into a more useful trailer . I'm in Florence S.C. if your near and come up with a sale price email me at Redscarecrow1@hotmail.com Thanks again ( Mike )

Congrads on the trailers & thanks for the pics . I've looked at these trailers and thought they would make a great platform for a lot of cool trailers . If I may ask what do you intend on doing with them. Also wondered if my blazer would tow them and was the main reason I did not bid on one...

I am still saving for an MV myself, but in my Blazer you can find 2 black carrying cases with straps filled with standard and metric sockets along with various other screw drivers and vice grips and tools of many uses. Along with emergency gear and a over stocked first aid kit, rain gear...

I have found steaming wood isn't always the best way for outside in the elements . In S.C. Its most often very hot and humid. Moister & heat tend to reverse what it help to create. I've found that laminating thin strips about 3/8 of an inch thick with polyurethane glue and a good primer and...

I called GL today and ask what happened to the ones I had ear marked in the bid list . They told me that one of several things had happened but most likely the Military had changed their status and pulled them back with no explanation. They couldn't even guess when they might come back on the...

Thumbs up very cool moves, But remember its all fun and games till someone rolls the sucker lol :-P