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Some very nice looking vehicles there. I think the 1078 looks a bit too ordinary and "civy" like personally.

WOW (and crikey old bean!) I run my my 1600 x20 tires at 40 psi. and yes sometimes a bit bouncy on rough British roads, but smooth on motorway and other good road surfaces. Remember these tires are running like no load with our trucks. I never have put gunk in my tires, I would experiment with...

Keep up the good (hard) work, the end result should be very rewarding. Following your progress with interest. Your making me stir myself into action to do something! (anything)...it's just where and what to start on.

They, are very interesting and unusual vehicles indeed. Definitely not one of the crowd.

Now that is one huge companion..I bet it eats as much as mine..(almost!) at shows.

Now that is a seriously nice looking truck. good job.

Chunky looking truck..and a good purchase. We quite like ours, but the huge 6 cylinder Perkins diesel is a bit over the top.

Good luck and all the best on your recovery, you seem to be well prepared for any contingency, keep us posted and with pictures.

Wish you luck and all positive vibes in the completion of you recovery and acquisition. We have molly grease in our steering box, no leaks and good steering.

I would like to know how this is progressing as well..They are such a rare and unusual beast that they are well worth having, especially at the deal you had on it.

That is one nice looking clean tidy goat, I think it will serve you well, I am well satisfied with mine, being the only vehicle that young members can drive from age 16 (tractor license) so we aim to keep it for a while.

OH yes.. shortly on the way another acquisition...all the way from.. Sweden..I will post pictures and the progress ( Honest, I AM going to cut down) Eventually..well..after this one..or..the next one..

If they are complete with accessories etc, then $300 is quite fair. And if you have a use for them, then a bargain. And that is without taking into consideration the transmissions. More than a bargain. I would not hesitate. But of course for me that would be under £200 and a definite snip.

With something like a gamma goat, it is very unlikely you would be purchasing from a novice (or know nothing) anyway. And likely you would be asking all the relevant questions and some that aren't, But advice would be a plenty I should think. It was with ours. And when I sell, I would also pass...

For a moment there I thought it was a local firm near us. Essex. Looks a very useful unit to have.

Did pretty good seeing where they were (not!) going.

Nice truck. excellent performer. TOTALLY rubbish video presentation!. could not hear any technical details for "someone" banging a drum and playing noise over the commentary.

That looks really neat, and a clean fix. I might just go to those when the present ones expire.

Good luck and have a safe and enjoyable trip. We are looking forward to reading the adventure, and viewing the pictures.

There are posts suggesting raising the whole steering wheel and column, I'm sure I placed one a while back. I re-drill and lift the column then re-bolt up. All my deuces and 5 tons have the wheels raised, just for comfort, I am slim enough to fit anyway but like that seating position created...