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Got the camera covered and maybe we might remember to take it out and take some pictures! lol Speaking of, Thanks for reminding me to take out the spare batteries and memory card! hehehehe :jumpin:

Congrats on your aquisition and welcome to the Green Iron Laughing Academy! :jumpin:

Let's also not forget that the employees of the DMV, MVB, or whatever they call it in your area, aren't mathmeticians or rocket scientists. EXAMPLE: The first time I registered my home-built Volkswagen trike, 3 California DMV employees and a supervisor stood out in the parking lot with a DMV...

Sounds like a good enough reason to bob it if you live in NC! And I thought The Peoples Republik of Kommiefornia was a bummer place to own a deuce! :whistle:

Sounds like a plan! :mrgreen:

That color looks great! I can't wait to see what it looks like when it's dry! My wife found an online coupon for a free gallon of paint at a local hardware store. Had she known I would have wanted it, and had I known about it sooner, I would have had some CARC mixed up and put it away for my...

I saved this info from a recent thread if it helps. Home Depot - Base = Behr Premium Plus Exterior Flat, Matte Deep Base #4300 Colorant............. OZ... 384th AX-Perm Yellow... 2....... 68 D-Thalo Green..... 1...... 16 KX-White............. 0...... 112 L-Raw Umber...... 8....... 80 :mrgreen:

Well Dang Smoke! Those tail lights look WAY better now that ya cleaned em up! Can't wait to see em on the truck! :beer:

(At the risk of sounding white and nerdy) WOOMP, THERE IT IS! [thumbzup] (sorry, I couldn't resist) I'm with Blue on that one. :driver:

Also, the pump in the tank is referred to as the "lift pump" because that's all it basically does. It lifts the fuel from the tank and feeds it at low pressure so that the injector pump (IP) can pressurize it to the cylinders in firing order. If the hose from the lift pump has a crack or split...

Hey DA, Will the wife and I be riding out with you to the civi parking spot? We plan to bring a cooler with some sodas and Powerade, as well as some dogs for cookin. Shoot me a PM and lemme know. :beer:

We missed ya on Saturday! Wait till ya see how that little puppy's grown up! She did great on the ride home, even if bigger dogs don't like riding in a deuce! lol I hope work doesn't call you in on the 4th, as it's shaping up to be a really fun outing! The wife and I hope to see ya there! :driver:

That's one mighty handsome lookin M109 ya got there Don! :driver:

G.M.T.A. Bob! :mrgreen: I'm also enclined to point out that the American tradition of motorcycling represents freedom, plain and simple. I honestly feel there's no more fitting way to commemorate the fallen hero than to have a large number of motorcyclists, veterans or otherwise, to escort the...

Sounds like a tailor-made job for a deuce-and-a-half! Sure you could get away with using an M1008, as long as the PGR contingent isn't terribly massive, but in my honest opinion, a restored deuce would be a bit more majestic in the sense that you can't go too big when honoring a fallen hero...

I actually need to update my avatar soon. A few weeks ago I traded my soft top frame to another SS member for a hard top I installed a couple weeks ago. One of these years I'll aquire another frame and soft top, but for now I'm OK with the prospect of pulling out a few bolts and a couple screws...

Well we just rolled in a few minutes ago from our scouting trip. It was a groovy little cruise up around parts of the mountains I've never seen before but can't wait to see again! We looked at the helipad for the forrestry service, took a cruise through Big Bear City and looked at some of the...

ODG = Olive Drab Green :mrgreen:

Welcome to this green iron sitcom! Waving a hand from Yucaipa. That's a nice little collection ya got going there! :driver:

Wow! A worn out oil soaked clutch could be a problem! Especially when 53" tires should get a bobbed deuce up around 70 MPH. I'd say it's about time for a clutch job! (I know, Captain Obvious strikes again!) At least you've got 2 things on your side. Between the height of a deuce in the first...