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Yes, you will need an adapter for each battery.

Thank you Hundy, it was a pleasure doing business with you.

Hundy - PM sent.

:ditto: My batteries were shot though, so I bought new red tops at Sam's Club for ~$130 apiece.

Tascabe - There are several forms, a few of which I have listed below. I hope this helps. IL T0 02 11 89 Common Policy Declarations IL T8 01 10 93 Forms: Endorsements and Schedule Numbers IL T0 05 01 07 Common Policy Conditions-Washington I just recently got my 1986 M35A2C insured with...

That is nice!! You know..When I win something that is up for bid and I say to my wife.. "Hey I just won such and such:-D:-D"... She will say.. "No you did not...you just paid TOO MUCH for it".:cry::cry::roll::roll:

Those wheels look sweet!:-D

I always wondered what "GT" stood for when I saw it on displayed prominently on a car.:roll: You can call your rig a M35A2-GT:-P:-P

Contact Dave at Eastern Surplus. I bought one from a him a couple of months ago and I am pretty sure he had several available. dave@easternsurplus.net

Ditto on Gulfway. They do require that the truck be garaged and they are easy to deal with. I have had (2) different deuces insured by Gulfway and would recommend them. I just insured my recently aquired 86 M35A2C with them (2) weeks ago and it was a hassle free process.

Thanks for the pics of the driver's side 319! Please post the passenger side when you can.

Please post the pics.

Unclemikey has one fine looking rig that puts most other RVs to shame IMHO. I would like to do something similar, but with pneumatic jacks at all four corners that run off the truck's air system, so I could load and unload the carmper with relative ease.

My truck is secured with the following: Club on the steering wheel. Locking door handles. Locking battery box with battery disconnected.

Those wheels look great, can't wait the see them when your bud gets them powder coated![thumbzup]

Man that is just plain sad to see something a nice as that getting crushed.:sad:

Man that is a major bummer!

I have hauled ~8k lbs of gravel in my deuce too and she steers and rides real nice with that much weight in the back. The only part I did not like was unloading it with a shovel.:-D

You can also you GL-5, provided it is MT-1 rated.

It is your truck DUG, but if I were in your position, I would keep the M109 as she is and get a M35 to bob.2cents