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Looks good Matt, I've held off on doing the '68 b/c it too is a soft top. I couldn't figure out where to mount everything. Good idea of mounting it behind the bench

very nice. Looking great!!!

That's what I thought. I contacted DRMO/DLA because I had a previous issue with my M109A3 in MAY10. I contacted the same person from before and they assured me it'd be 4 weeks or less. She said they have less of a workload and more staff to handle the EUC's. I'm not holding my breath though...

Been there done that, made absolutely no difference. Now, due to futulity I just accept GL as is. I've had pretty good luck with them thus far. I've had a couple EUC's take forever and a day. I just accept that as part of the process. My only recommendation is get over it and move on or just...

huh, I picked up two of thoses waterproof boxes from a yard recently. I was wondering what cable went to them...now I know

gees now you got me all antsy to go and pickup my MEP-006A!! Lucky for me my EUC got pulled for PERIODIC ASSESSMENT:|. Well, now I've got plenty of time to work on other things before "The Brick" comes home;-) Hopefully she'll run as great as yours does.

Actually that's why I used a 2x4. On the initial lift, the wheel grabs onto the 2x4 so it will not slide down and smash your hands

Sounds outstanding!

I bet the seller is in just as much disbelief as we are. He's probably wondering exactly what he got rid of;-)

Holy smokes!

That is something I'm definately interested in Josh. I'd like to pyro my truck out and turn the fuel up as well.

Just a matter of a couple days now for you epitts.

I've been using the bucket/2x4 method for about a year now:-). Don't need a bunch of bulky tools or ramps. Pretty much most of the work is the first 2 seconds of lifting the board up. From then on the tire/wheel weight is mostly resting on the tail gate area. It's hard to explain, just need to...

***************5 gallon bucket and 2x4 Method********************* OK this is what I used to put 9 tires in the back of my deuce by myself. You need a 5 gallon bucket and a 4 ft 2x4. I put the 5 gallon bucket on the ground upside down. Use the 2x4 to create a ramp from the ground to the top...

Hey Dan, do you still have some RG-213's laying around;-)

Hmm, sounds like another mini-rally location to me;-)

my signature answers your question;-)

Is it just me or has this forum turned into a drama soap opera lately. :roll: Wondering if our ranks are turning into a bunch of cheesy women complaining around the coffee table. Buck up guys!

Hi there, I used about 8-10 cans of Gillespie Forest Green that I bought from RAPCO. I didn't use any primer. I just used the original CARC paint as my primer. I bought the majority of decals off ebay and through Larsens Stencils. Thanks for the compliments. I apologize for not updating this...

The south and east bounders may be later than that. We're planning on a Brad run in the morning. [thumbzup] I know how these rallies go, leave when it's dark out. Best to hit the yard while it's light out8-)