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Look like PLS-T wheels (M1076)

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After seeing my good friend Warthog roll through the July 4th parade with A/C in his new CUCV II, I decided it was time to upgrade my trusty M1009. Where I come from, it ain't how it looks, but how ya' roll. Right, Warthog?

Corey, your best but is with Deuceman. He has helped me out with some M915 parts.

Yep, when Warthog has troubles, I get the call. I have picked him and his trucks up from various points around the state. :driver: rofl

Sweet looking truck! Welcome aboard.

I'm bringing a M915A1 and a M925. My friend Troy is bringing his M1008.

Any more progress on this project?

What kind of truck was it and who was the shipper?

Truck looks good. There is no way I would paint that Seabees truck!

U got that A/C worked out yet? :jumpin:

If you have A/C in the CUCV II, I am riding with you. :lol:

Yes, it should. You can also cage the brakes very easily with a 3/4" ratchet wrench. Sometimes, the brakes can lock up if it has been sitting, so you never really know what you might get into.

It can be done. Someone has posted a setup that was used in the back of a pickup to activate air brakes. Not sure, I would like to tow a 5 ton with a pickup, but that too has also been done.

I had a truck given to another bidder and was offered (and accepted) a reasonable substitute. It can happen, but not often.

M925 has a winch

I saw these photos on foxnews.com today and thought they were too sexy not to share. Here is the blurb from the article: The replacement for the U.S. military’s iconic Humvee isn’t set to enter production until 2015, but the competition for what could end up being a $20 billion contract is...

Try bleeding the air off to shift the transfer.

How high did the price go on ebay?

Ross, these pics are awesome!!!! Congrats on the trailer, welcome to the club!