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Looks way before 1945 to me.

Move to MT and register it.

Jack's Surplus has SEVERAL of them (think they were Internationals).

Hey, that's pretty cool; never seen one before.

In my opinion, Firestone 831's are by far the best radials out there.

Depending on the base; if they catch it-you might not get it back. Taking one on base without reporting it is just plain stupid.

Depends on location. Most are on base.

M197/M198 manuals.

Silverado door panels are quite different. They do fit though if you have all the inserts/panels.

Done that trip a few times. FYI, there's a dozen beds here in Cheyenne at the local scrap place!

What is it?

Reinstall new ones.

There's numerous posts on here showing how to rebuild a winch. Most of the big Vendors will have the side you need.

Tear it down and replace the side.

Usually SOS or Help are for people broke down on the road who require Immediate assistance.:-D

I used U-ship 3 times, always worked out well. It's kind of like ebay, look at their feedback. Heck; you can call them and ask questions before awarding the haul to them.

For those who haven't visited the Roscommon site; they do have some very interesting and well thought out ideas. http://www.roscommonequipmentcenter.com/

I gotta call BS on that one....

Better acceleration and fuel economy by going to 12V? How do you figure that?

Bleed them starting with the airpack. Then look for leaks. It might be a leaking wheel cylinder, bad master cylinder, or airpack. (or bad line). Brakes are pretty simple. I'd also build a brake bleeder.