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Yes they are a bolt together rim. The Canadian military had the old split ring rims replaced on all of there trucks about 8 years ago due to some of the eastern trucks blowing the rings off the rims due to rust. In the east they use a lot of salt on the roads during the winter time to remove the...

I would love to have a truck to play with. May be in the next year or two the Canadian military will have there new trucks and will be getting rid of there old fleet of MLVW's ( Canadian version of the m35 ) Dave

Thanks for looking for a heater for me, one will come along eventually. I will try to find out some more who did the work and the history on it as I know a few people that I can contact that might shed a little more information on it.Here are the last couple of pictures I was given when I...

I would be interested in the CD if the manual cannot be down loaded as it would be nice to have for the maintenance and adjustments.

Thanks for the info. Dave

I received a 8 page book of sorts titled TECH TIPS by bob kettler with my truck and in it there is a tip regarding lubrication of the air-pak. It states that you should lubricate the air-pak every 6 months with some OHT oil. Does any one know what this oil is and where to get it as I have never...

I do not know who did the restoration but that it was done by someone in British Columbia.

Thanks for the comments again. The person that did the original Restoration was out of British Columbia some where. The signal light switch and flasher are the newer type electronic that you can purchase just about any where. I have always wanted a deuce but they are somewhat limited up here in...

I thought I would post more pictures of my first deuce, a CDN M135 that I got last week. Dave

Thanks for the comments. The only thing now that I would like to find is the factory cab heater or any of the other arctic winterization kit for it, as it gets cool in the cab on them early spring and late fall days. Dave

Hello to All I just acquired my fist deuce :D It is a 1952 M135 CDN that has been restored from the ground up with the motor to the diffs replaced with Government rebuilds and the rest of it with NOS parts.I cant wait to get in and drive it if it would stop snowing again :x It is nice to find...