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Well, the first is a M60.:-D

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoJuiPMjMpsVdEZxUEc2WlFuUHY5MlloS2VMYXlTQlE#gid=0

Where in Greece are they located? In all my stops there, i've never seen those. We need some M60 pictures!!!!

In the deuce forum, there should be a sticky at the top with Napa #'s.

Well DH now owns the 1200$ engine that showed up at my door with nothing down.... Bill is one of the greats!

Been to Zellwood, congrats on the parts truck!:roll:

I'll go one further and give you a set of NOS yellow headlights if you'll do the yellow nose and headlights (8th):-D

I have a pair of the early 2 support mirrors you can have if you need them.

If the stove was hooked up and working in the back of the deuce, this would be a good thread.:cookoo:

I'd personally do both the yellow nose and lights, just to be different. (I think they look good) Actually I have a few sets of the lights.:driver:

Looks good. I have mine right next to the drivers seat.

Why no yellow headlights? I've seen several pics where they were used.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoJuiPMjMpsVdEZxUEc2WlFuUHY5MlloS2VMYXlTQlE#gid=0 This is from the sticky in the deuce forum.

You could always powder coat it as a very durable base coat.

Then either pay the $15, talk to the group in chat, or pm someone who has a want ad.

That's how it used to be. All that happened was a bunch of BS posts to get to the minimum. Seems to be working well currently.

If you aren't replacing the tire, I personally, wouldn't use a jack/backhoe/ or whatever else. I'd do it right. It's not worth the risk of damaging the tire internally.

I print them out double sided then copy the front and back covers on tan colored card stock. After they are printed I take then to Office Depot and have them put a clear front and solid black plastic rear cover with a black spiral binding on them. If I do the printing I can have the covers and...

Do you have a pic of the new data plate? I also can't get the link to them to work (may be my computer at work though).

Well, I again have to say I love mine-going on 6+ years. (and several thousand miles later):driver: