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Im in the tx panhandle and could help if you get it close. I can store it here and I run to dallas pretty often to visit family or for work training

dang! glad you made it out in one piece. Even thought they were build by the lowest bidder, they are still built very tough.

very cool!

hes a good guy, I have done business w/him several times (w/tires). I have nothing bad to say about him or his business...great customer service.

that is cool friggin cool sir! I have major truck envy

thanks for the tip! Im shopping around for a good price as we speak.... Hopefully it will go smoothly

well updates...I was able to make a temporary fix (so if we have to drive it we can). I removed the hose taht runs from the PS system on the drivers wheel well towards the radiator. I then picked up two plugs and plugged the holes. Everything works ps turns great, brakes are also GREAT but...

that makes two of us sir!

that is a sharp looking rig sir!

mine too! I might put mine on the front bumper but if it goes on the back I dont want to get the "you dont have an LP light" speech.

rain? whats that?

When we picked up our 5tons at Ft Sill they had rows and rows of the 939 series trucks parked on the LESO lot...everything from cargo, to tractors to dumps.

why thank you sir!

its like one of those "magic eye" tricks...you have to look through the post to see the humor

well heck....if the cool kids are all doing it, put me down for another post too!

lol glad Im not the only one who lol'd at that and speaking of lolz revolutionary? really? is this going to become the cyberspace version of "Red-Dawn" or "The Patriot"?

congrats on the new rig!

I remember a thread where a guy did a CC and kept the stock bed...it was a LONG truck but looked pretty neat

dang I wish I was there... I would love to play w/the deuce offroad

very cool rigs! I love the look of halftracks...they are pretty neat vehicles