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Pretty much covered above. Look out for your wallet... Be sure to get some shipping quotes if it's not local. Shipping heavy equipment is expensive. Period. Expect to replace *every* piece of rubber on t he truck. Tires, cab bushings, swaybar bushings, tie rod boots...

I especially enjoyed the videos. :)

https://www.govplanet.com/jsp/s/item/8727659?h=6-22

WTB armored seaplane with tracks (cover all the bases) ! :) Cool forum addition .

A fab shop can crank out a set of feet for a fraction of what the scalpers are getting these days.

I've seen a ton of photoshoped GMCs, but this is the only actual build that I've seen proof of. And yeah, it's epic:

I remember you looking at a few of these over the years. :)

I didn't use your name (hell, I don't even use my mine): ;P https://www.facebook.com/groups/1607576859556624/permalink/3250812661899694

I can't stop thinking about this and how lucky you were. I have that latch rebuild kit sitting next to the front door and I've been pondering how I was best going to get it done on the M1079 (even with the spare off there's not a ton of room in there). Always scares the crap outta me in...

Oh....chit! Glad you are alive, buddy.

LOL I did the same in another group the other day. I didn't play the video and just saw five solid. Turned out, they were five flashing (in the video at least). :)

Five flashing I can't speak to. Five solid is dead from my experiences.

I don't have a reference between the two (these were actually the first diesel heaters I ownedc beyond the Hunter that was installed in my M1079 box. That said, it can move a MUCH higher volume of air and from my experience it can be pretty damned hot air. I've vented it in my...

Not likely at this point but never say never.

Nice. I used an old 50 can for one heater and a plastic Harbor Freight ammo box for another.

Why not simply cut a square of uv-resistant vinyl material and stich in some elastic around the edge? Slip it on when truck is not in use. /done

I like your protester-clearer-thingy !

That's how it's down down in these parts. Same $50 but the plates are only good for 5 yrs. No inspection, no mileage restrictions (from the state; my insurance has an annual limit but no record of my mileage was ever inquired). You have a choice of plates that say "Military Vehicle"...