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Eagerly awaiting the nominees!!!

No doubt! I didn't know that!!! Thank you!

And of course with the new troop seats, I had to check out the cargo cover...

The results.... All back together

The next day, bright and early, my boy and I got to the shop early for the stencil job (paint masks from Delta Team Decals). I decided to reverse mask my old rank and the bridge number on the door. My kid cutting it out Spraying the accessories More masks Paint applied

Dried

I decided I didn't like the green..... 🤷 Being as house paint is cheap and I have plenty of time, I decided to repaint her black; but keep the military stencils. Taped up Sprayed

I believe the results speak for themselves....

The next day bright and early my boy and I showed up early and started applying the paint masks from Dave at Delta Team Decals: I decided to reverse the paint mask on the bridging number and my rank My kid meticulously cutting it out Then paint was applied

Most recently (not in the thread yet) I decided to repaint her from the green back to the black, but because of the way I have it registered, I needed to keep the military tagging.... So she was taped up And using my trusty airless sprayer and some Tri-corn Black from Sherwin-Williams...

Here is a thread detailing the work that's gone into the m715... Kendelrios M715 build thread

I have a Bluetooth speaker that was made out of an old field telephone and it fits...

Recently repainted the M715 with Sherwin-Williams Tri-corn black Prior to that it was Val-spar Pine Bough Green

Once more into the breach..... My 1967 M715

Happy birfday buddy!!!! Mines the 30th and to quote Jerry Lee Lewis, I'm 39 and holding!

Put it on FB M715 groups for 1k and you should be able to sell ot easily.

They keep messing around and I'll throw the M715 back in the mix..... 😁😀😅 I mean, it IS my birthday month...

Welcome to the site! Depending on what area of N Texas you're in, we have a pretty awesome member named @fuzzytoaster who can help you with a lot of stuff!

Patiently waiting

Don't underestimate your water loss. Dehydration is easy and can kill you. Better to have too much water than suffer heat injuries.