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I bet if he bobbed it there wouldn't be any further engine problems. Less weight to haul around. [/sarcasm off] Good luck getting it torn down and fixed.

www.hanksdeuce.com 1970 M35A2 Donor vehicle: 1997 Thomas Built bus = Freightliner chassis 12 valve Cummins 6BT, 5.9L Allison AT545 See links below my post (in my signature file) for my build thread here and others.

I installed O'Reilly's part number 31-130 blades, but my M35A2 already had an electric wiper system installed. Not sure what wiper arms you have. Take a look at my personal deuce website page on my Civvy wiper conversion for more information. http://hanksdeuce.com/civy_wipers.htm

Just a little history here. Power Brake Service is now run by Matthew Sweeting, the son of Bob Sweeting. They had a fallen out a few years back. Bob sold me my Hydroboost split brake setup for my bobbed deuce. Either one would be fine to reach out to, but Bob has more experience. Bob can...

I built a page on my website to compare the factory M35A2 specs to my bobbed deuce. It is linked off the modifications page. http://www.hanksdeuce.com/M35A2_comparison.htm Comments: - The image below does not get larger. It is a thumbnail for reference of the comparison chart. - The yellow...

Never let me live it down on the non-tan dash, eh? LOL. The train horn install is waiting on weather to cooperate. Rain...

Why do people that dislike bobbed deuces always view and post in bobbed deuce threads? Didn't your mama ever teach you if you don't have anything nice to say keep it to yourself? It's his truck. This is America. How many deuces were produced? Who cares if he bobs it besides you few negative...

I never read any books on how to build websites, but I do browse how-to articles of different things you can add to a website to make it stand out from others. It's easy to just go to any website around the world and reverse engineer how they did it. Sure you can google "how to write HTML...

I added another rollover image map on my personal deuce website for modifications completed as seen from the passenger rear of my bobbed deuce. Again, visit the page below and highlight any of the areas with a red crosshair for more information on a particular modification...

I put together a page on my personal Deuce website to better show the layout of the modifications completed so far on my bobbed deuce. It's sort of a map if you will. You can find it on my modifications page at the first link below. http://hanksdeuce.com/modifications.htm Clicking the...

Wow, that sounds like a very interesting project. Please start a thread in the Deuce Modification & Hot-Rod Forum for this deuce build! I can't wait to see pics.

Do you have any pictures of the lights installed? I found a crappy picture (here) of the Dialight 7" headlights, but it's at an angle. Interested to see how they compare to the Trucklite, J.W. Speaker and others.

Take a real challenge, bob the HEMTT! :D

Picked up a Nathan AirChime K5LA train horn today. Check my build thread in a week or so (after the rain quits) for the installation write-up!

Well, there goes the neighborhood! My buddy found a deal that I couldn't pass up on a Nathan AirChime K5LA train horn. I rigged up 25 ft of 1/2" DOT air line from my air manifold between the air ride seats to the passenger side door opening with a ball valve and quick connect 90 degree elbow...

Helluva mod right there. Where did you find it? Is it for sale? :D

The Goodyear website below states just the 1 tire weighs 263 lbs. http://www.goodyear.com/cfmx/web/gov/pdf/military_tire_brochure.pdf Searching ebay for "2 piece combat wheel" comes up with an auction that states 152 lbs for each rim (in original container). No clue what that means. 263 +...

Below are a few links to the website where I purchased all of my silicone couplers and elbows to fab up my intercooler + intake piping for my Cummins 6BT in my bobbed deuce. They are one of the cheaper silicone dealers out there, and no issues with the quality or shipment time. Straight...

Unfortunately, when Garrett had to rest a bit after his accident his helpers didn't hit anything with just light overspray. :( It's taken me quite some time, but I now have the overspray off the Autometer dash gauges (driver window must have been rolled down a bit?), side windows, and most of...

Helluva work out! Just like your post states did you simply pick up each log and drive out to the trailer? :D