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@Gimp: I saw this photo and thought of your horsey time in bed:

Always remember the six P's: Prior Planning Prevents Pi** Poor Performance.

WOW, now that's scary!

Why is Gimpy banned from being around livestock? Is someone afraid he will roll his truck over and hurt a farm animal??

:funny: That's one good thing about living in Yuma!

Agree with Wreckerman 100%. Besides, if your current job tanks, you can get a commercial driving job. In California, a class B with air brake endorsement is required to legally drive a deuce because: 1. It has three axles and weighs over 6000 lbs. 2. Any vehicle with a compressor and air...

I would also love an XL T-shirt. I have been an Arctic/Antarctic junkie for years. Don't get in trouble doing this... Please let us know where to send $$. Thanks!:)

Looks like urban renewal Baghdad style. The house must have been blighted.

Tell you wife you need to buy and English wheel in order to do the repairs.

Hey look, that guy has built-in cargo tie down points.

Looks great. I would suggest a pyrometer, if you don't already have one. It would be a good idea to monitor your exhaust gas temperatures.

Great news!

Agreed. If you feel the need to "bob", why not trade the M211 for an M35A2 and then cut up the more common truck.

Has anyone ever used Autolite 1110 glow plugs in their CUCV? Thanks, Matt

There is no reason to jump out of a perfectly good airplane!

Let me just chime in. My dad has had an M422 since 1974. It was overhauled by the USMC at Barstow in 1968 and given the M38A1 windshield kit. It was the first MV in our family and my dad still has it. The first civilian owner, a USMC captain on Okinawa in WWII, just passed away a few months...

Yeah, I know all about that... I just thought the MVPA should know since it is happening in their back yard. The ATHS, now they have some big friends in the trucking industry who might be able to help with this situation. EDIT: I just noticed Tanner was replying to Stan. Oh well, I pretty...

Both the MVPA and ATHS should be made aware of this situation. Both are headquartered in Missouri, after all. I live in California and would expect this sort of thing here, but it hasn't happened - YET.

Yes, they were used in the Korean War. Can't comment on their worth, but I would love to have one.