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Buster, Who is your insurance thru for your daily driver? You should not have to explain why you want or need a vehicle. If my insurance agent told me it's their right not to insure something I asked them to, then I would tell them it's my right to take all my insurance business elsewhere and...

Welcome to SS. Glen, (91W350) out in Salina, KS should have some tires for you. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/salvage-yard-info/81601-bfr-metals-salina-kansas-goodie-hole.html

Not quite. Alot of tubing is made from flat steel formed into a tube then welded. Speedy Metals Information for DOM Steel Tube The reason you use tubing instead of pipe (in the case of a rollcage for instance) is it will bend and absorb some of of the force from an impact where as pipe...

Your axle housing looks bent too. (maybe its just the way the pic was taken)

or play with the air pressure till you find out how low you can go without popping the bead. If you cant go low enough then beadlocks it is.

An A2 with a cat motor?

No offense intended but, there's a reason our (Americans) ancestors left there and migrated here, independance. We are our own country and we have our own standards. I prefer it stay that way.

Ask the fire chief what they rate as "swift water"? I bet what they call "swift water", you would not want to enter with any vehicle.

Dont let DH scare you off. But yes, please listen to him about the grammer stuff. It makes reading posts much easier. Do you have the 715 already bought or are you looking? (check the link in my sig line if your looking for a truck to drop the 4bt into)

Pull the intank pump and check the line that draws fuel out of the tank. sometimes those lines are rotted and cracked and broken and will not pull fuel out of the tank.

That roof would be my main concern. 2' of dirt doesnt sound like much but when you calculate out how much is really sitting there, I would not stand inside that shelter once its in the ground. 2' of dirt on top of the shelter would be approx. 6.5 cubic yards. Dirt is roughly estimated about a...

Get a multimeter with a continuity tester. Take the switch and turn the key to the position where it would normally be turning the starter. Find the 2 wires/terminals that have continuity when the key is turned but no continuity when the key is released. Hook those terminals the 2 wires that go...

Maybe this will help

If, by chance,your talking about just adding a new sub forum like, Railroad MV stuff, then no you can't, (sorry Ferro) thats up to the site owner to decide if he wants anymore forums.

I started thinking, Do you have a canvas cab or vinyl? Mine is vinyl and has the rubber rope, or super rope as it's known to some.

I'll return later this evening with pics.

Try Glen, (91W350), out in Salina KS (BFR Metals) he, at one time, had a 900 truck with legs on it and had a ring found in the back of another truck. Not sure if they were LWS legs/ring or not but worth a shot.

What specifically do you want a pic of?

Always, always, always write down the sale number of the auction and the lot numbers and you can go to the past bid results page that DH mentioned and look at almost any past auction you want. The past bid results are in the small print at the bottom of the GL pages.

I would get on the online chat with GL and ask about it. Just to be sure, double check your invoice numbers that your typing in.