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I don't know how the laws are in North Carolina, in California & Nevada folks will usually pass on an untitled vehicle. I recommend talking with your local DMV before you part with any cash.

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

The front tires look good. Be sure to post some pics when you get the rear tires on. [thumbzup]

I think the photo is the Migginsbros back yard.:shock:

If the membership here can't help, try White Owl Parts, Kinston, NC. PH. 252-522-2586 They're close to you, and their good folks.

And another subscriber!

Papabear, 4 days into the month and already 6 entries. :papabear:

1972 M35A2C W/W with 1996 M105A2.

Ben, she's definitely a full figured girl. I like the M923A1s and A2s, they drive like Cadillacs.:driver:

Looking sharp Mike.:beer:

Victim of the double photo again..................

Good move Bravojmc. I've seen more damage on vehicles & equipment done with forklifts than anything else. I've seen S-280 & S-250 shelters on GL that are in great condition except for the forklift blade damage.........a shame.

There are a couple of Beer Barns (stores) in in So. Cal and they have lots of beer, but the one you posted, I don't believe I have seen before.

Guyfang they brought it back. Coors bought the name and original recipe, and Miller brews it in Milwaukee. Similar with what they did with Pabst several years ago. It's a good beer when it's ice cold and it's hot outside, and it doesn't cost much, about $5.95 for a 12 pack. I think the first...

Also would like to thank Fredo Corleone for putting up a rare and beautiful truck.

Brother Ahab you earned this one!:beer:

They forklifted my Deuce, and dented the oil pan, bent the right front leaf spring, and bent the battery box supports. When we got home I realized the battery box door was rubbing on the cab. But 04sshd, it looks like you done good. I'm contemplating a M998 for my self. I like the auto trans so...

I hope the forklift didn't damage anything.