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It is pretty much down to exhaust and install the wiring harness. I am taking the summer off before finishing it!:beer:

From what I was told, they sold the tooling for the tailgate so they could be made by another party. The tooling was returned to them due to low quality issues of the tooling. If they start building tailgates themselves, I would be very cautious of them.

How's this for a find? Wright R-760-2 from a N3N!

I paid $750 for a tailgate last year and was very happy with the deal.

https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?178137-M-211-M135-Starter&highlight=starter These came from the forest service here in Cheyenne.

I would never manually bleed a deuce again. Build a bleeder and be done in 20 minutes.

MACCUS is probably the closest to Hill City. He is in Custer 12 miles away!

Still there, can't miss it on south side of highway.

What city are you in?

Jeff, if you need help let me know....

I believe the Autolight AR7S is an equivalent. Check Saturn Surplus. (cheap)

Last of the parts painted. Shifter, PTO linkage, and clutch hooked up. Headlights rebuilt and wired. Installed radiator, grill, and bridge plate.

Now you have room for more projects!

Or shorten the bus and put it on the M135 frame......

Sandblast them.

Look what arrived today from Vintage!

Motor and transmission sitting in the truck!

Tim, as I understand it, you either have this bill and try to get the best improvements to it or you don't drive period. Pretty sure Wisconsin had a similar outcome originally, then they did amendments the next legislative session to get the improvements they wanted.

Buy a used one, all the major dealers have parts trucks.