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Purple Camo, eight ball shift knob, dice hanging from the wiper motor, coon tails from the mirrors, fender skirts, continental kit off the bumperettes, you and Cal-Deuce can go cruising the strip at night!!!!!

I have one mounted in the cab in front of the shifter, but it has a nitrogen cartridge in it.

One more pic Last one.

More pics. More pics of possible sale items. More pics of possible sale items.

Two pics of an XM211 a fellow MV'er just acquired. The rest of the pics are of vehicles that he may be selling soon. When I find out I will post if anyone is interested.

Here it is. http://www.gmacover.com/

I didn't realize that it was definite that they didn't work as you had said apparently they don't work. Other than that, very nice looking truck. Dropside bed too.

Could even be very low on fuel and not have been running long enough for the temp to have gotten above 120. The fuel guage in pic Reo M54 020 actually looks slightly off empty.

I'm not sure if you can see in the posted pics, but in the full size originals, the front is stenciled TP20 and the rear TP25. Not sure what that means in terms of CTIS or not, but those pressures seem like sandy terrain pressures to me.

More pics. More Hummer pics

Second leg of journey Sun. AM left Marlborough NH at 0400 hours with trailer. 0645 picked up Patch at the Park and Ride off the MaineTturnpike in Saco Me. Got to Mike's at 0930. Closer inspection of the new pipeline truck and his Deuce for a while and then with his winch on the back of the...

Try 8 or 9 items down on this link, may be some of what you are looking for. http://www.saturnsurplus.com/lights/lights.htm

Yes he is.

How about the plane that got the guns when somebody said" I've got a cool idea, lets mount some guns on an airplane" Changed warfare forever.

I replaced the spring on the eccentric stabilizer pin as it was broken and it made the two shoes apply much more evenly and not ride on the drum when released. I very lightly lubed all the pivot points after loosening everything up and now it works slick as can be.

Try this link- 7th item down http://www.saturnsurplus.com/m35/m35-3.htm There is a picture of part also

E-brake pic Haven't found a vendor yet, but here is a diagram.

If I recall, that was a Seabee truck? Would have been MCB 74 going by the number on the bumperette.

Forgot to add, the NSN is the number for a Dump Truck. Sooooooo...... I just call it my Deuce.

Differences Here is a pic of my Data Plate from the truck as built. A winch has been added and soon a dropside bed. Will it then be an M35a2c W/W or will it still be an M35a2 that has had a winch and dropside bed added? Guess that may be all in the eye of the beholder.