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I am guessing you mean two or three (DOZEN).:beer:

Was that a Nellis truck?

So you had flat tires and were only 3" below the limit? Break out the checkbook......:shock:

NOS $59.99 trailer

When I was stationed there, I ran antique plates. Pictures went to State Farm and the DMV, totally legit and it was cheap.[thumbzup]

m35a2

Call Saturn Surplus.[thumbzup]

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/74095-should-i-build-another-mrap-need-your-advice-criticism-please.html Is this kind of what you are thinking?

The early deuce forum is for the GMC's (G749 series). The gasser deuces go in the deuce forum which covers all series of G742 vehicles. With the huge numbers of 900 series trucks being released and how significantly different they are, I personally think they need their own section. Also...

For the same reason there isn't a gasser deuce section, M35A1 section, M35A3 section. We could create dozens of extra forums but the vehicles are essentially the same.

TNJ Murray and SS members.....

What parts are you looking for? I am betting Hercules will be VERY expensive....

If it's a LD it should be a non turbo unless someone added one. Is it was origionally a turbo it would be a LDT. All you should need to order parts is the engine designation. The manufacturers are all the same, and I can't think of any differences in parts for a TD block (if you are doing head...

You need the LD-465-1C number.[thumbzup]

Pretty sure the maker is Maradyne Corp from Cleveland, OH. I'd call them.

I am fairly certain they won't go anywhere close to 60.

Yep, we just dropped some parts from Glen at Gene's place on friday. He had about a dozen deer feeding in his yard as we pulled in.:beer:

The best deuce tires are Firestone 831's in 11x20 IMHO-period. Goodyear G177's are a semi-close second!!!!!

Look at your state regs. It is different depending where you are. It usually takes under 10 min to figure it out. FYI, here in WY a 900 series RV is OK, but a 900 series cargo for the average person is a CDL.....2cents

15 miles? Pay to have it towed.:beer: