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I have a couple of deuce cartridge oil filters. I converted my truck to spin-ons and don't need them. They are free to an oily home.

That's the route. After you turn on route 10 you go up just a little bit and there's a light blue church sign on the left. Turn left there then follow the obvious large, paved road. You'll come out on Cayuga. Go right and D-Day is up just a tiny bit.

Search for Steve Haney on the site. If your radio needs some expert work, he's a pro. He does an excellent job at a reasonable price.

That's a good deal!

Search for security and theft. There have been lots of good threads posted. Many good ideas. Most of the time MV's are stolen by people who want to joyride but sometimes they disappear for good. You'll most certainly stop the joyriders with a few good modifications.

Trucker may be coming with stuff to sell. He is also considering selling his M37 that he's been working on.

My Mutt won't be anywhere near ready this year but it will be next year.

Check with your DMV. If the bumper height still factory, then that's the way it was built and that's that. The GVW of the deuce is less than 26,000 pounds. Sometimes the three axles are the sticking point. The DMV or your state highway patrol will be happy to give you the best answer. Especially...

I hope the other driver is ok. Looks like your damage isn't too bad. It still sucks though.

I think a recognition thread is a great idea.

There's also one at the military museum in Columbia, SC.

Any updates on these guys? I haven't heard a thing. I'd imagine they're pretty busy.

Welcome from Kansas City, MO.

Welcome from Kansas City, MO. Thanks for your service and safe travels.

Ride the Ducks in Branson is fairly close. I'd bet they could spare a couple.

I run singled G177's. Chains will work fine for those.

I hope they keep us updated as to how things are going. I linked this thread to the local Fox 4 TV news thread posted above.

Ouch. I hope the repair goes quickly and is the only one needed.

A good NLGI # 2 will work fine. That's what most automotive stuff is.

The guys who rescued a family from their roof during a flood in Kansas City last week are now headed down to Texas to help with the hurricane relief effort. They contacted an agency in Houston and the agency asked them to bring their HEMTT. I have never met them that I know of but these are...