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WOW thats a kick in the stomach- I admit I do stupid thing like that once in a great while- but always try to use a fan nearby- but I try to learn from other peoples mistakes. But never looking at the labels and doing stuff like that, since I was a kid ( that could explain a few things). I...

When you get up there stop by the MMVA tent on Saturday afternoon for the corn and brat roast. :razz:

Speculation like stocks -supply and demand theres is a lot of units out there now and more available soon - this is the last year for these old work horses - no foreign government wants then so they dump then on the us- the vehicles are sold for more money that they can get for scrap metal. :cry:

I hope you have plenty of storage/ parking places for the rest of them. :roll:

If in doubt, hire somebody else with the right equipment- problem solved and no body gets hurt or killed. :roll:

I don't know how much experience you have had or research you done on that vehicle, caution when driving at high speeds, when stationed at fort Hood I was a MP with the 2nd Armored Divison, we lost 2 soldiers on the highway when the vehicle flipped according to the investigation report it was...

I love it, but have you figured out the break down on it as hours- cutting, welding, fabricating, painting and don't forget and including research, sketching, concepts and last but not forgotten $$$. :roll:

No steel plating will stop armor piercing 50 cal. under 1 inch, thats a lot of steel to carry around, it would be lighter if you could deflect the projectile by angling the steel as not to absorb the initial inertia, as most combat vehicles are designed. :roll:

I just call the motor club, and let them handle it......

The bracket underneath the front axle is definitely not a under carriage support bracket for a snow plow- any snow plow mounted to it would rip away all that support bracket if you hit something with it. The mount holes would be at the widest point for a plow hook up. :roll:

Nice video, when I loose my drivers licence I have to get one.

I would really consider it just for the parts alone, if didn't live so far away myself- transportation cost alone make it financially prohibited for me. LOL

Don't forget to check with state and local laws regarding tinted windows be for you spend your $$$, or it might cost you a lot more than you want. :roll:

Yes, definitely different one of a kind - the original of perhaps several to come. :roll:

If your interested- check with Mark Sondag at the Military Museum used to be in Kenosha Wisc. and moved to I believe to Russel Ill. right on the Ill/Wisc border on 90/94, he had a couple stashed away for sale at one time- it's be a awhile since I've talked to him, or he might direct you to...

Nice pics, It looks like you guys had a great time.

I have and will be stripping down m35 and m109 for parts and hauling them to the Iola show, if you need front or rear axles, springs, tires, engine hoods, radiators, transfer cases- well you know what you need or want - PM me

Good job, keep it up. :-D

Do you have access to a air compressor, try blowing out the fluid into a container of diesel fuel, putting pressure on the fuel system, displacing the fluid and air at each junction- just a thought. :roll:

Not only can you tow a deuce but try a deuce with a trailer with about 50 miles on the Illinois toll way, I should have taken a few pictures. But you always appreciate a MV member who always willing to give another member a helping tow back home...