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Deuce is coming together. I too am interested to see what you have deuce wise when I come down for the m818.

I just did this with some other sites, spring cleaning time!

Rode hard and put away wet I say.

Yes, the engine can still run any type of fuel as designated on the dash with the FDC bypassed. So that yellow sticker is a sign of a rebuilt or later build engine. ..and yes, the search function is less than effective. I've had greater success using google to search SS: "steelsoldiers.com FDC...

:ditto:

I'd like to see a video of those tires spinning. I did the same thing with two m35a2s and it didn't like those fishbowl curves nor going up hill.

Gimpy is correct. They are for bridge layer trucks. Source: I had 10 Deuce tires, you mean 9.00x20s? Are they NOS and have a rim?

I don't mind the questions. I do them for fun mostly. The satisfaction of painting and creating is more thrilling for me than for most. I don't usually sell them but people do tend to walk up with money at times and a deuce goes to a new home. I consider it one MV saved from the scrapper. [thumbzup]

This would be my 4th deuce I've gone through with a fine tooth comb. The light bar came on it as this deuce was in service at montgomery air force base. Here are my other three.

Finished up another deuce. Had a beer.

With these vehicles it's difficult to get either more power or better fuel efficiency from their stock build without detracting from their service life. They were designed for a specific purpose which they do quite well in their element. Small things such as changing tire sizes, etc, etc can aid...

A standard set of used bows (fiberglass) and a decent cover is about $500 when you can get it. NOS you should expect $750 or so.

Sermis may. He is building a guntruck for someone and running his business. Maybe he can break away.

Check craigslist and flebay and go from there. My estimates are start at $6500. I'm confident you could get that.

If it's for personal use State Farm will do it cheap without restrictions. If you want to go the antique route: Haggerty, Gulfway, and a slooth of others are available but mind the requirements and restrictions. Each has been covered in great detail on the site. Happy hunting!

I'd like to see a video of this thing in action.

You just reminded me of my old IT days. Oh yes, sarcasm was art. :mrgreen:

Excellent recovery and congrats! I too will be making that same journey. Any assistance or tips would be great!

I've already got a spot at the museum. Put me down for an M35A2.

Total crap shoot. Just take anything with a grain of salt and do PMC.