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Guess I missed this last year. I got a different deuce in late Jun & have really been enjoying it. As far as your suggestion to run away, I'm happy finally having an MV. Like every hobby, it is a continuing investment & if not in this hobby, it would be one of my many others. Glad you got to...
A day late, but Saturday I took the Deuce to the El Mirage Classic Car Show. An M37 showed up too & won Best Truck (and rightfully so). Also some beautiful classics (lots more there, but these were my favorites).
Aussie, I have felt your pain.
That happened to me in 1986 in a Chevy Silverado pickup with the 5.7 liter diesel (Chevy's insane experiment with taking the popular 350 gas engine & converting it to diesel). The batter connectors were the screw in on the side of the battery, not clamp to the...
I've never seen a hood blanket before, not even in W. Germany when I was stationed there in the 80s. Pretty neat though. Reminds me more of a flak vest. Thanks for sharing the photo.
Entered my Deuce in the 4th Annual Cutrano Hotrods & Hawgs Charity Benefit Party & Toy Drive (for the children of fallen AZ military members) along with some of the other members of the Arizona Military Vehicle Collectors Club. Our club won Best of Show 3rd Place. Apparently among the 23...
I actually never used it because I wanted to keep my new Deuce stock. Thanks for the info though. I only got it because I was planning to put 395s on the other Deuce I was going to get & I would have to keep the Spare in the back.
No worries, just lay down some travelling music in post production. I lived in SA so there was much less plants & much more red dirt looking out the window, but it is always great to see adventures down under. Thanks for sharing the video, mate. You can also tell your mum that now she's...
My stupid "smart" phone likes to change my words when I type. I did type in pyrometer (it just tried changing it this time to perimeter) originally. Anyway, thanks for the explanation of the device & purpose. Is it just a temp sending unit in the exhaust stack to dash meter?
Oh, I also noticed some fluid on the underside of the PTO shaft heading up to the winch. From best I could tell, it looked to be coming from the IP area. Any ideas?
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