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With all the insulation from Uniseal we have, Ken and I are making plans to create an insulation kit for the Deuce, adhesion and all. His truck is the prototype and mine is the "kit" install. The insulation holds much promise, just like the muffler. My hope is to have all this done, covered...

So long as it falls within spring break here I'm for it.

I'm looking to do the same thing for my 109. As time and materials become available I'll be progressing on the project. Pics will also be posted as well.

Bjorn, That's because the truck has twice the range the car did. So fueling the car slowed us down. And now a word from Desert Mouse (my son) : htthyytytjytjtytdhtttttttdtgghtthtyhthtgtghtghggrhggr

FOTFLMAO!!!!! That's a Kalifornia Deuce and then some! Why does the word "tacky" keep coming to mind continually................ The only redeaming quality are the tires for me. Driving highway miles those tires are what I need. I'm surprised they didn't paint those tires gloss black as...

Nice job Warren. Can you do spring seats too?

DB, I'll definitely take a copy. I can use all the information I can get. I'd love to compare the differences. I looked at an LDS at Howard's which had a label on it saying it had Deuce pistons in it so loads were limited to a certain amount. Thanks bunches. My PM is full. Sorry. E-mail me.

Jose, Ud. puede poner este LDS o LD 465 en el cameon. Los dos son origionales con el cameon desde la factoria. Si ud. puede comprar el motor de LD 465 es que prefiero porque hay profunde mas poder en comparison del 427. Estos motores ellos construen desde los anos 1950 a 1989 equal con el...

Blake, You did good at 500+. Best for me was 547 miles in 14 hours from Fort Branch to near Arkadelphia on Monday. I kept it steady and with the extra fuel tank stops were limited to when the car needed fuel (ex wife driving my car). Tuesday was a slower trip with a tube leak in the rear...

Hey Everyone, Well, with much help from Ken here in Texas and lots of work I was able to get this huge project finished. Before getting here the second time I changed the starter relay, the starter and the in-tank pump to get the truck at least functional. With the fuel being turned up adding...

I'll be teaching in September. How about November or December for Thanksgiving or Christmas break?

Thanks Michelle! I was in the middle of moving to Texas so I appreciate the effort!

Good idea.

Just a quick note to all, I'm back from the journey with many stories to share. Right now I'm still helping my ex to unload all of the stuff we brought with us. I'll post more tonight.

Chris, I'll let you know when it begins to rain. Rain?, what rain?

I never tried. I always had a forlift available for such things. Make it three or four guys and y'all should be fine. Have the fourth man lift the twelve pack for the rest of y'all!

Kenny, I was about to say the same thing! Nice 'binder! Go big I!!! BTW, my wife bought mine as a birthday gift for me three years ago and she's the head honcho of our little company as well (Jordan's Government Surplus). She's the one who encouraged me to get into this. No need to buy and...

Yea, the bug squishes much better too!

SB, Don't tell me that's JFK's Lincoln behind you! :lol: [:)] [^] :roll: :hop: :jumpin: :turn:

Renato, I drive my Deuce, Desert Storm, quite a bit. Since I bought her I've put on 12,000 miles and have another 1,700 miles left to drive before my move to Houston is finished. I've owned her for two years and have enjoyed every mile. I've driven her in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio...