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The Enviros have got everything locked up so tight in this country that you can't drive an ATV on the majority of Federal land let alone a truck. Good luck. :roll:

I'm reminded of the a line from a song "There's not a word yet for old friends that just met" from one of my daughter's old Muppett (Kermit The Frog) cassette tapes. In looking back, that line always reminded be of all the great guys I met in Vietnam. As you embark on your tour you're going...

No, one of California's finest took it away from us. :oops:

Recovery44 wrote: Sorry about that Admiral :-D

When I got back from Vietnam in the spring of 69 a buddy and I decided that we were going to roll a keg of beer from the Pitcher House in Hermosa Beach California to Dirty Nelly's Pub in San Antonio Texas. We sobered up on the outskirts of Anaheim and decided to go to Disneyland instead.

Something I was never able to get my head wrapped around is how anyone could actually believe they could make a "treck" from Northern Alaska to Southern Argentina and stay off road 80% of the time. Imagine trying to do so just in Texas, let alone everywhere else. Over the years I've been over...

Thanks for the input. Previous to starting this search I had talked with my buddy John Bizal of Midwest Military to see if he had any of these relays on hand. He told me that he did but I could pick one up at a local auto store and save the UPS charges. Today I called him and asked what the...

I'm of the opinion that the starter solenoid that mounts on the side of the block is the source of my intermittent starting problems. I'm told these units are pretty much an off the shelf "universal" item --- was told I should be able to get a standard 4-post, 24-volt unit from NAPA or...

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Progressive wouldn't touch my M35, even on a full commercial policy. They said they don't insure military trucks. I'm wondering if this doesn't have something to do with the state you live in. I just read my Gulfway policy (written by Travelers) and didn't find any surprises.

What's going on here? It wasn't three months ago that everyone was raveing about Gulfway was the way to go. What changed? I had my deuce ensurede with Continental Western which was a very restrictive collecter policy. I changed to Gulfway about three, maybe four months ago and it seemed to...

IHMO This is more about Aristotle and Epicurus discussing the mechanics of ancient Greek Eudaimonism than it is about lockers on deuces and a miriad of tangents that the author so skillfully takes his followers/readers on. It's not about MVs is't about authoritatively leading the flock...

Rosie weights 10,350 lbs

Ref your previous posts --- see below: When are you making your 80% off-road bio-diesel deuce treck from the northern tip of Alaska to the southern tip of Argentina? In the meantime it seems like all want to do is ask questions and then take issue with the answers. I'm not only fed up ---...

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Oldvw2 Wrote: Offhand I can't remember the diameter of the 305 Denman Mohawks that I'm running. They are larger than that stock tires but not huge. The only draw back I know of with running "large" tires is the unsprung weight factor and "possible axle breakage problems. The 4,89 gears take a...

If I could get reasonable insurance on the deuce without having a daily driver insured on a personal auto policy the M37 would go. Welllll ...... Maybe :-D

I wasn't sure where to put this thread because it involves both M35s and M37s. Since I'm going to lean in favor of the M35 I decided to put it in the hot rod deuce area. As many of you know, I have both --- a bobbed hot rod M35 and a re-geared hot rod M37. Furthermore, they are the only...

I wouldn't down shift below 1,600.