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Warren o have seen there different lites on these trucks inservice metal,plastic and led.

Yeah Vt not sure why the resistance when the whole site is Setup on a time period type setup

Hello snake, call me and I will hook you up but there are no M108 trucks in there.

I like square tubing bumpers but haven't figured out how to make a good looking 1 for a cucv yet, funny you would think it's Square body would look good with square bumper but I haven't figured it out yet.

Okay bud quit posting at work , lol. What kind of bumpers are you going with?

yes it seems that several the motor pool sergeants throughout to army decided that they would only use whatever they have on hand instead of trying to order the plugs fit the hole properly

Did you not read the post by wsucougar or jonesal? The lights were removed because they were not working properly, I have seen them removed and replaced with metal or even cardboard strips across the holes to cover them up.

Re: Carnage in mississippi !!!!!! This is Amy Jeff's girlfriend. He has had a stroke we are at the hospital now. Everything at the house has been shut down for now until we know more of how things are going to be. But I know Jeff and these trucks he will be back at it before long. I will keep...

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Then you have answered your own question.

It is also according to what truck you are talking about and what you are going to use it for. For my money a wrecker should have a big OTR motor ie 250 or bigger and stick shift. Bobbed playtoy 8.3 because it is lighter and auto would be nice to run around town in. So give us something to go on...

I have done a few and have talked to the engineer at Esmet they recommend to replace the plug each time and the thimble if damaged. I replace both they are not high priced and feel better about the termination, less chance of failure.

Oh forgot check the torque on all your axle flange bolts before you take it for a long drive bet you find some loose!

Issues, check the tires, tighten but not to tight the battery terminals, remove the short driveshaft between the transmission and transfercase and clean out all the old grease in the slip and u-joints repack with good grease replace the bolts with new proper grade, think grade five, check the...

Yeah did that at Shelby with two 931s wish we had taken pictures. Only way to get them on rgn but not USA legal. It puts truck over weight with splitable load.

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No beer involved and what the old man would have tried would have flipped the house because it would have gone across the smaller hill at a side angle and the house would have fell over. There was no danger in doing it right. Not one tire slipped or left the ground. That wasn't showboating he...

That's the right way do it but I would suggest that if the truck is new to you that you remove the whole assembly clean the shaft, joints, everything of all old grease and repack with new synthetic grease of your choice, and new bolts with locktite. These shafts and joints are the worst...

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