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If it is green it is a military truck, if it is red then it is a fire truck.:p First is a 900 series, second is an 809 series

Here is mine before it winter camo.

Totally AWESOME, that is what it is. I think it hangs out on the wet side of WA state. Deltaforceracing http://www.steelsoldiers.com/members/deltaforceracing-albums-my-truck-pics-picture7890-jvm1013.html

Sweet & clean, As an added feature get a pallet and a piece of astroturf / outdoor carpet to stand on , lets the water go thru, so you aren't standing in a puddle of goo and you can use it to scrub the bottom of your feet. And it is easy on the feet too.

For the bed/tire interference problem: can't you just add some 3"x3" box tube between the deuce frame and the 105a2 bed frame? 2cents

dozer1, Nice pics and a job well done. Are you a mechanic by trade, or just a very enthusiastic DIY hobbiest? Jumping into a big diesel isn't exactly for the faint of heart. The 817 could have become a static display / lawn ornament very quickly. Either way,[thumbzup]

Have fun Scott and all you west siders. [thumbzup] Man, I would love to attend the festivities, but I can better spend the 9 hrs of civi driving on MV related persuits. Looking forward to July's multi day event. If you get a chance ask Brad for a price on a couple stryker tires. Enjoy

Dude! Talk about your day late and dollar short. On Friday made a run from Kennewick to Marysville and back to pull and pick up a unimog engine and a set of mog rims. Usually you are more chatty about such things............aua

Gary, Good info,[thumbzup] But it is CARNAC as in 'CARNAC the Magnificent' just like his avatar. Carnac the Magnificent - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Scott, I must say you are the most perserverant rally publisizer that I know.:mrgreen: Keep up the great work.:grd: And where are your loyalties, should I be told of DUKW parts rigs 1st?????

Kingfish, Check out this thread to see what the definition of delapidated is. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/55267-waiting-troutdale-ta-5t-dukw.html :drool: Some day I will get her back in the water, but 1st I have to get her into the pole barn. And currently the bobbed 5 ton from this...

52" (the diameter of a 16.00x20) is also more than the distance between deuce axles. So you either have to bob it or reconfigure the tandem axle assembly so the axles sit further apart.aua

A blue deuce is better than no deuce. Admit it, for the price of a regular deuce you would still consider buying it.

1st, thank for a great site and giving your time and effort to keep a bunch of hobbiest's occupied. It is very much appreciated. One of the items I keep running up against is broken links in threads, that no longer link back to archived information. Is there a widget that could be added to...

Jack, Nice rig, I had seen many of the clean green pic with the ox logo on the doors, and now I know who the owner was. Where did you get your snorkle? Here are a couple more pics as to not hi-jack the thread.

Gottta luv that winter camo.......rofl Nice Doka too. If i weren't restoring the TLF-8 with wappen to match my birthplace of Traunstein, my mog would surely be winter or cow camo......[thumbzup] Yaw, ve germans luv n zee winter camo.

Kool I can reuse my 5 ton pic w/ my firemog, my favorite mog pic, a tilty mog pic and climbing mog pic. And thanx for the last one M813RC, she sure is sweet.

Welcome to the site Ted, There are a lot of old farts on this site, but as far as I know they are all from AD, (and most are ADD - oh look there goes a jeep) but not old enough to be from BC. Kidding aside, there are a couple in Vancouver and handful just on the other side of the border. Be...

Welcome Kevo, There is lots of info related to your multifuel/m35a2 interests here. Time to stop lurking and start reading. I apologize for the 6 folks before me that read your post without responding. Must have been 6 other newbee lurkers. Enjoy.

Thanx for the info / TM#s Wayne. Mucho appreciated. Apologies for the hi-jack pacewagon.