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By the way, nice truck, I've always thought I wanted one. There was a 10 ton cargo up for sale a few years ago, I think M/V Magazine did a story on its "resurection" as they are quite scarse I guess. Two things keeping me from getting one,maybe three. Don't have the room with the ones I've got...

Ray, Federal Signal has a web site, and there is a tech section to it. Lists most all the stuff they built and specs on parts, diagrams etc. Don't have it here, or I'd list it, but if you just google Federal Signal, it will come up. Pat

Might aughta have ta send you a contribution of some kind for fuel to help get it to the Clare show. Was planning on being there, and it gives me another reason to go. Really want to see that rig.

Houdel, Really looks great. Going to have to watch and see where its going to show up to get an up close look, I'll ask a buddy who seemas to be able to come up with almost amazing tire prices what is available. He just ordered me a couple sets of 7.00 x 16's for 25.00 a piece (new) the 80/90...

Why are the really neat ones you really want always in the southern quarter of the country, or away out on the "rim" in Mexifornia or some such place. Really want a 10 tonner but till I sell half of the "stable" now, I'd be heading for divorce court. She came unglued and wouldn't talk to me...

Thanks Larry, Its for a good cause, the e-mail is on the way. I've got a pair of M-37 bodies the members of our "Group" here in Ohio are pushing for a small guntruck. Might happen, they wanted my 68 Kaiser 5 ton.... There "ain't" enough of them, and I carry a sidearm for a living... was the...

We supported a "Wall" visit in Marion. Ohio several years ago, and "Wild Thing" was there, talked with the people who built it and it IS neat. That whole mini is replica, built with a truck starter, sump pump, some tubing and stuff they bought online. When I first saw the truck, it brought the...

Annual Military History Days Program, September 18th for set up, 19th and 20th at the Ohio Veterans Home, Sandusky, Ohio. Sponsored by the Ohio Veterans Home, Firelands Military Vehicle Group and the Ohio Military History Association. Historic Military Vehicles of all era's welcome...

It's all World War Two stuff, alot never used but just sat in an old shed that finally fell down, none that I know of is metric, Sorry

Have some axle shafts, several different spline patterns, drive shafts, various lengths and diameters, a crank shaft, drums, other parts. most with light surface rust from sitting alot of years unattended, some even have the orininal burlap wrapping evident on them with some of the original...

I'm looking for a set of top bows, side racks/troop seats, and the passsenger seat. I would also be interested in all the rear axle shafts you can come up with, as long as they are the Rockwell axles. Got a guy up here who will buy all I can bring him, and its good money, not scrap price. But...

Yep, OD green with envy, it was my understanding that there were a couple 10 ton wreckers built, maybe I'm mistaken, we didn't get to play with that stuff much in the Navy, maybe thats why now when I see an "old soldier" that needs a home, it finds one, (there are 10 here now, with two more on...

They're right, the Mack's are a hardier engine, take alot of abuse, and supposedly the M-54's with a Mack are worth a grand or so more, while the Cummins, well, its Cummins, working on a reputation from years ago, though its probably due to the EPA regs. But seems of late, all their recon parts...

Will be held September 14,15 and 16th at the Ohio Veterans Home in Sandusky, Ohio. Military vehicles, reenactors of all eras and military displays are welcome. No charge for display, open to the public free of charge. Food and refreshments available on site, rain or shine. Help show the...