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Whell I'm not selling anything, But things that I am looking for are: pioneer tool rack straps mattock head (I have handles) adjustable landing leg for a M101 M116 genny trailer tarp jerry can spout (donkey d1ck) jerry can adapter to feed genny hot weather boots size 10 383 green paint And Im...

Congrats......It only gets worse from here.

Wait.....You had to pull a deuce out of a snow bank. Couldn,t Dave use one of his many BIG trucks to move it. I would be afraid of breaking something. Glad you got a good bed Gerry.

Mine came out easy peesy lemon squeezey. Removed cotter pin, turned nut off by hand, slid out pintle hook.

If you get WAY off track and end up in SE PA, Let me know. Good luck.

Hey John, is it ok if I bring my deep fryer and make some chicken wings?

I agree, the front posi is strong enough for a trail rig.

Welcome JYJohn from S.E. PA. My roots are also in the 67-72 chevy trucks. Got my first 69 C-10 in 1980 and been going at it ever since. I switched to Army trucks cause they are COOL, and because there dosent seem to be many 67-72 chevys in the junk yard any more.:sad: Looks like your oh-9 is...

Oh man.....That sucks. I had a stubborn one once. I ended up driving a screwdriver thru the whole thing and got it to loosen a little. Then it came right off.

Thats what I was thinking. Use the same rim, Just put a smaller tire on. The stock Chevy rims are 6" or 6.5" wide.

Hey Nick, When ever i have a tire size issue I always go to the 'Tire Rack' web site and pick out a tire and a size. Then go to alternative sizes and it gives all the specks on that tire with rim requirements.

Soak it with PB Blaster. Usually when i get a real tight one, I get the press operation tight, then hit the ear with a hammer right next to the u joint cap. The shock will loosen it. No need to bend anything.

:ditto: iT SHOULD HAVE A 1 3/16 DIAMETER CAP

I saw one chain that was thru the steering wheel and then ran down around the brake pedal. I also have several American locks and keys and none fit.:roll:

Utt Ohh........Here it comes>

Welcome from S.E. PA! Where is Fairfield?

Looks like there will be plenty of snow for a realistic reenactment.

And "Stand by the orange cones!" I went there yesterday and the dog was distracted by a sandwich i had laying on the console.

I prefer to use 2 separate safety chains in case one fails, you still have the other one.

Welcome from S.E. PA. Ive been thru Halifax many times on my way to Line Mt Race track. The Sheets is a gas and food stop for us every time. Of course i have to stop at Saturn and Coleman's. Good luck in your quest for a green truck.8-)