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OK I'll go back and edit the thread and repost it with jpeg photos Thanks Tom

I know the auction police won't like it, but I only put it on here for a reference. I honestly want to learn about what they are. Had I posted the thread with out any photos or reference then everyone would say " were's the photos" so maybe some one could explain the difference between...

Ok I'm not sure If this is the proper place for this thread but I looked around and didn't see any place better to ask about these wheels. If these are the HEMTT wheels are they called HEMTT rims offically or do they have another number designation ? Thanks Tom

Well since "Booger" has the same 16.00"x 53" tires on his truck I'd say his suggestion to use a 12" rims with 6" offset might have some real merit. Forget the stock rims or trying to widen them out. I know it cost money , but the HEMTT rims are the safest and easiest way to go with that big of...

I'm amazed at what people can build under a tree. LOL I'll bet you have to wear sunglasses at night with all that yellow paint. Tom

I never give out or collect IOU's that way no one gets hurt feelings. Tom

Have you thought of having that part Rhino lined, Lizard Skin, or some other type of spray sealer applied and then paint right over it? Tom

There are some for sale around the country, but not in our area. I have a nice M35A2 W/W in my backyard. I'm thinking a nice A3 is in my future. You must have been in Indy earlier than me I got there around 11:15 and left at close to 1pm. The only person there other than me and the GL...

When I read the "250" part in your thread the first thing I thought of is it's a 5-ton truck. Being that it's a 1968 and that it's not all pimped up like one would probably be with an engine change I'd say it's just a regular multi fuel truck. Tom

Warmer weather heading your Friday and Saturday you might get a couple more days to work on it before Winter really sets in. Tom

Well made it to Indianapolis today and did they have a huge lot of trucks that will be selling soon. Glad I made the trip. Tom

Clint at C&C Equipment has a similar looking set of wheels on one of his bobbed dueces that's for sale. You might check with him and see where his came from. Good Luck in your search. Tom

Kevin , Are you still selling rims? Thanks Tom

Guess he never built the truck. I personally looked at 3 different M814 today in Indianapolis. If you haven't found one there around. Tom

Perfect advice. Unless you have the tools and know what your doing your never going to be able to complete the swap yourself and get it correct. My friend Jeff runs a rearend shop for a living. Labor cost at his shop to regear the front and rear cost about $700 plus gears and lube and...

It is a really nice truck :-D Tom

I think the quality control on Ouverson products is second to none. I'm going to use there locker and lockouts on mine. Tom

NO they will not fit on stock rims. Tom

That photo looks like the perfect cover photo for your custom Christmas cards next year. :beer:

You need to read "boogers" thread http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/80493-bobber-snow.html He lives and plays in deep snow country. Tom