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RDD, Thanks for the info! BTW, how much are they?

Ken and I are members of the Military Museum of Texas here in Houston. Yep, the M60 is an impressive tank to behold. It will guard the five ton with gusto and then some! So for those with sultry motives BEWARE of the big gun and multitudes of 50 cals. and other assorted automatic weaponry...

CBVET, Hang in there! I'll have a bunch of pics this weekend to help you. The museum has both kinds of tow bars. I'll be sure to include specs.

Ken wants to hold one set of each so he can re-measure the holes in our tow bar and get the correct set. Is that ok? Let me know.

Confirm it please! I'm still trying to get in contact with Ken here.

I'm contacting my buddy Ken here in Houston A.S.A.P.!!!!!! We need a set for the Deuce and five ton!

Sure thing. I'll get some more pics of it for y'all to droooooool over this weekend!

It's a great concept! I like that idea.

Heck, lengthen the whole thing. Down here bigger is better!

Usually these places do a free check and advise about any needed repairs. The place in Evansville, IN did for me when I was there.

Tow bars are $150 down here. How soon do you need one? Djf, how many brackets do you have?

Actually the GSA left us with mostly fresh and almost full fuel tanks in need of only being topped off. It was a fun ride!

HRD, Any way you could fab one up for me? PLEEEASE let me know!!!!!!!

I just need a lift for the bed of the M35 I need to get!

Most impressive work McG!

I need one to join 'Storm!

Bottom Pic: The Museum's Pres. on the right. The five ton is the Museum's truck. It's a prototype that goes 85+ mph. Note 'Storm carrying the CUCV. Middle pic: The five ton towing a Deuce just going over the hill. Top pic: The five ton 1/2 mile ahead of me.

Well all, here's some pics of the trip from San Antonio back home. We got three new-to-us Deuces and a CUCV along with a bunch of equipment as well. Fun had by all.

These are behind the museum. If you look carefully you'll see Ken's Blazer in the back of one of the pics. and 'Storm in the background of another.

Ok, I'll try now (with help from Manguso):