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The market is terrible right now, and people are holding on to there money. I can't complain yet about my sales, but it has really slowed down in the last 2 months. Pm with your details of the truck and I might be interested

I figure it will take about 5 more days of sandblasting and paint time, Then I will have to put it all back together

Looks like I am going to need about 7' of tube, I will proably just weld in a new tube. I have a machine I use to turn the shaft while welding it.

I have left the frame full length, it worked out perfect for the 9' M105 bed. I ended up with about 11" between the cabs, looks like there will be plenty of leg room, and of course I am planing on sliding the drivers seat back for the big guys. Here is a few pics with the bed set on temporary...

G20's

I can supply about anything M35 related and I have custom wheels for the M35 if anyone needs a set PM me for special SS prices

I will have some firewood to throw in, but not enough

It will have a price tag on it, but plan on driving it, but I said that about the last truck I built for myself, and only got to drive it 2 times before someone else wanted it worse than I did:-D

Got some more done on it yesterday, we got the top pretty much done, I thought it turned out pretty good. I used a 4' wide piece of 16 gauge for the splice, and then added 3 struts across the top to stiffin it up out of 1-1/2 angle. Makes a good solid top out of it that way, I put about a 1.5"...

Sounds good, you can count on me paying. I will be there Friday for lunch on to Sunday. It will be me and 2 others, 3 people total, Thanks Clinton

Its going to be getting some 15.5's and my custom 2 piece bolt together wheels that I sell. I am also going to install a power steering, as I have plenty of them laying around here to here is a pic of a tire and wheel.

The best money can buy:-D

Couple more pics of the truck, Got the floor finshed and the outsides patched in. I also got the rear cab mount installed. I cut the top and rolled up a 4' piece to join the two. Hopefully I will get the top and center posts all done, and maybey I can move on to some steps and the fuel tank...

I was planning on doing something like that, I have some square tubing I was thinking about tying into the upper post, I plated it with 1/8 steel, and coming down at an angle to the floor. It did turn out alot more solid than I figured on it being, mainly because of all the bends and 1/8 plate I...

Got some good donor doors from another truck, took awhile to get them lined up good. I got the rear cab squared up and welded to the front one. Got all the floor board patches welded in and interior side panel between the doors done. Got the tunnel bent, just need to trim it up and weld in, and...

Last weekend we picked out a M35A2 to take to haspin, so we took it on a little test run in the woods. Of course like most of my trips to the woods turn out we had to walk back. I have about 15 winch trucks sitting here on the place and we took one of my future parts trucks out, it has a knock...

Sounds cool but you had better find a 40 acre corn field to turn her around in

I have been there myself many times. But now that I am doing this full time I can justify some tools like this. Its different when you are just building one or two trucks, its not worth the expense. But when you work on these things for a living and have employees working for you time is money...

I got the new brake and roller yesterday, looks like I will be playing with it today.

Few more pics, quite a big job stripping out the donor cab from the parts truck. I removed the firewall and setup on the truck as seen in the first couple of picks. The front of these cabs are about 8 " narrower than the back, so I split it about 4 " on each side. I did 2 cuts instead of one...