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A general search for "CB" gets 2490 results.

Try "cb radio antenna" That should get you 273 results.

That's a nice long road-trip.

The link has been removed. Nobody was toasted. Pm links to ebay ads.

What ever happened to that hotshot trucker Heavy? Wasn't he from down that way?

It's listed all over and recently did not sell on ebay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1991-BMY-M931A2-5-ton-Bobbed-monster-truck-Military-truck-/271736245061?rmvSB=true

Why not simply ask the inspector to show you the law that says diesels must have cats?

Where in Mi are you? Maybe some local members could come over and help.

Which model truck do you have? Does it have CTIS, and if so are all the tires up now? Long term flats are known to blowout.

Look in the parts tm, to visually indentify with pictures. 9-2320-365-24P Sounds like you are talking about the ctis filter/ water separator. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?133473-Filter-or-oiler-on-CTIS-Line

Uncage them.

Common failure causes, http://www.fivestarmanufacturing.com/getdoc/730f8c1d-37e6-43f8-be30-8f7ede9387fa/Common_Failure___Troubleshooting_Tips

You better call the location where it is and ask is you can add fluids. Normally this is not allowed. What leads you to believe it rill run and drive home? You need to download the technical manuals and start reading. At least, read the -10TM. Have you ever driven one before? There is no...

Yes, that is a common issue. Reach in and get the parts out of the tank and put it back together. Use screws or wire to keep it together for another 40 years.

Any plans to "bob" it? Seems like the current trend is four doors and a useless little bed. Perhaps a short stepside bed would fit that trend.

Yes it will work(run) but you wont have the auxiliary governor anymore.

I think one would make a nice doghouse.

Open a bleeder and you should have no brake drag. That should be your next move. Also, I would look into the master cylinder with a flashlight. You should be able to see 2 tiny holes and actually see fluid move when you press then release the brake pedal. And water at the bottom or debris...

Before you post a new thread, search the site for whatever thread title you were about to post, and see what you get.

Does it move with no air pressure built up?