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All that's missing is a strip joint....

You know black would look pretty good too.

I like it-a Navy M170!:popcorn:

Yep, the "cabinet" is a gas fired heater. Recovery went pretty smooth. We backed Juffhuey1n's deuce up to the M36 and carefully pushed it into his truck. The M36 had a rotten wood deck (that was kind of sketchy at times), then drove 3 blocks to the Harley dealer and off loaded it with their ramp.

So it is home...

Deck, wheels, and tank are blasted. Gene is headed back to Custer.

If you have to ask, you probably can't afford it.:shrugs:

Well, actually I retired from the Navy and am blowing my GI bill school money learning something I wanted to know more about-basically fixing my own crap! The picture is of the school. Just got my cert for Auto body last week.

So I have been swamped with an awesome summer job (that will be another thread after some pictures), but today after some digging through junk and removing a few trees, I scored a rebuilt transmission. (and it was a freebie!)

All this works great until you actually need to paint it; then you are screwed trying to remove all these solvents to prevent paint issues...

That might be big enough to tie flies with....

So here is the partial load (need to remove my lawnmower).

M47 has singles, M59 duals both short wheelbase, M342 had the standard wheel base.

I didn't think anything was in Osage?:-D My sister lives in Upton and works in Newcastle, small world.

Where in WY are you?

http://www.mullinsjeepparts.com/parts-list/ Click on the recoiless rifle link.

Sorry, no missile!:drool:

Sure come out and we'll recover it. You'll get to see the rest of the yard that way.....:driver:

Here you go, M37 harness and some random mule parts! I'll even deliver on the 4th.

Try boyds welding from FL to make an aluminum tank to your specs.