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On the bronco forum folks suggested using drywall ends and pieces to mitigate the mud in my shop. Don’t have a current drywall project so that hasn’t happened. As time allows I’ll pour a slab. Realized as I was surfing this site that there’s a new member section that I missed. Apologies to the...

Yeah it can be rather nippy here. We are usually in the 30-40 degrees in winter. We will often get about a foot of snow for a couple of weeks. There’s no pavement here and no public utilities. I’ve wanted a shop with concrete floors. Right now my shop floor is below the water table… mud, mud...

Torque multiplier is on my list too. I love my avid power 1/2” cordless impact wrench. At some point I’ll be hooking up air in my shop, then I’m going up to 1” impact and other groovy tools. My tools seem to be mating and making lots more tools.

Ok, here it is. She started her life as this: I don’t know when my grandfather got it, but I remember it running as a kid. Wood body! Looks like a flat head 6. I know the next one isn’t military, but it is definitely on my list of restorations. Yes, it’s an obsession! This thing as well...

As to the addiction… I totally get it. So far I’ve performance modded 2 sports cars. Restored 2 VWs. Rebuilt a full sized bronco… It is definitely under my skin. I’ve been drooling on a deuce forever. The M37 also. I’ve driven both and been in love. My grandfather’s truck deserves to be listed...

There’s a LCM service that brings vehicles etc here.

Just delicious olive drab with flaking white paint. They call her Big White. The bed is custom. I’ll take more pictures later.

Thanks for the welcome! Unfortunately, pretty unlikely that I’ll take her anywhere. I’m on one of the outer islands. No ferry service here. Arlington air show is good fun!

Hey all, I’m newly registered and accepted. Been loving this site and build threads. I was chatting with a friend the other day about his pinzgauer (sp?) and mentioned that I’ve been drooling on a unimog or deuce for a long time. He mentioned that the local fire brigade has a deuce they are...