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14 mpg is possible- I just filled up my bobber, and I had 14 mpg avg. This was just running back and forth to the shop and going easy on the pedal. In other words- I was trying to get a high result. Normally I won't drive it that easy. I had some Power Diesel additive in the tank.

Actually one air ride seat and one standard bench seat. But real easy to put another single/bucket seat in for a passenger.

I can't read the entire sign by the jeep- but it looks like they claim it to be a jeep that Patton used. I'm sure he had several over the years, but if this is one of them- it is way cool. I have a lot of respect for him, and those of his era.

Thanks for bringing up my favorite TV star of the 80's- Wonder Woman!!! Too bad kids these days can't have a good looking busty role model :)

Great video. Just noticed you live nearby. Welcome to SS and please do another video soon. Thanks

I think you mean 'FUBAR'd or FUBARed'. :grin: FUBRED sounds like something from Kentucky! (JK) The TM's work for me- just tried them, and they came right up. Using the resource link on the main menu bar. Try this link: http://old.steelsoldiers.com/index.php?module=pagesetter&tid=1

Most recent: (for M35A3) Submission of EUC Pending 09/09/2010 EUC sent to Battle Creek 09/10/2010 Customer Notified 09/22/2010 Approx 10 business days.

Hi- welcome to the site and that is an awesome truck. I appreciate the photos, and give us a few more- maybe with the dump up and what lurks below. I think you have to have a few more posts before you can put an ad in the classifieds. So when you put up more pics, you will get more posts!

Running 1953 M211

PM sent. I can't help with the pick up this time- but sent some ideas for calling a tow truck. So he still needs help from someone local - if possible.

I've used JB Weld a couple times on small radiator leaks, and they've both held. If you try it, make sure the cap is off. Even a little residual pressure in the tank will prevent a good patch.

That threaded rod is part of the cable- so you'll need to get another cable. We'll both be shopping for one- I just pulled a frozen cable yesterday. Can't get to it for a couple weeks, so be sure and post what you do so I can read up later. Thanks

Good job Chris- great trip and a good adventure to remember.

Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, And this be our motto: "In God is our trust." And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave! (last verse from 'The Star Spangled Banner') Our family will NEVER forget 9/11.

Howdy from the wild west. There are a lot of good pickings up in your area. But your life really isn't complete until you drive home your first M35A2... :!:

maverick1701 is on his way home! He picked up a really nice truck from Boyce- he should be good to go for his looooong trip. He should get better mpg than he is figuring, 9 avg would be my guess. Let us know how you make out on the trip. Good luck!

Could you clarify? 52 feet or 1952? Neither makes sense to me????

The benches will make great work areas- with lots of parts drawers. The electrical panels will all be used when I bring power over to the shop. The A/C unit may go into the shop. too. It's a 220v unit. http://i987.photobucket.com/albums/ae358/davev_photobucket/Trucks/PICT1593.jpg...

Welcome to the forum. You're in the right place if you like these trucks--- in all their variations. You should also talk to hundy (100dollarman here on SS), he is closer to you- in Barstow, CA. I got my bobber from him- first rate guy all the way.

My first EUC took about 90 days- now they're back in a few days at most, except the last one took 3 weeks- go figure. I lost the brake switch on the airpack- it appears to have shorted out and melted, then sheared off. Allowed the brake fluid to pump straight out onto the road! I will always...