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With some TLC and CUCV TMs, you'll enjoy that ride for years. Congrats, and may your future travels never require any of your extra goodies left in the back.

Search is your friend. Nice solid looking truck, how many miles on the clock?. Lets hope the forest service didn't butcher the electrical system.

Indirect addition of alcohol to your system is always bad for your glow plugs.

Reverse engineering in the 60s? No can't be

Haven't had that problem with mine but JD dealer should get you anything you need.

I pulled into a Kentucky Fried Chicken with my M1009. Went in to order and the kids behind the counter said that truck is cool. What's mounted on the sides, fishing poles? I just laughed and told them it was a military radio truck and those are the antennas. They have no clue nowadays.

Lets all play nice and move on before you end up in the "Dog-house"

How you going to mount side rails to that?

Doesn't the lunette ring want to fold up or down while braking with a load?

You actually need to entertain your neighbors again?

Welcome aboard. Are you sure you joining for son's passion?. Either way its a great hobby for the whole family.

Have you ever used one. A good friend owns a glass shop and loaned me his kit. Long story short, I brought it back after 2 hrs of use with no joy and he just laughed and said "I told you so"

Wrong size for the CUCVs? I thought they take 5x7. Edited: I guess 7x6 is also known as 5x7

Rick, did you get the quick detach bucket for your Kubota? If you did it will allow to get the mating fork attachment. I never thought I needed the fork attachment in till I started using one. Very versatile, especially moving piles of brush.

Another form of entertainment? You may want to keep your day job on this one.

Now that's funny :grin:

What's wrong with you gimpy! You almost missed out on a potential sale. On the same note, I was setting up Times for job interviews last week and one applicant's phone/mail box was full;??? She didn't get an interview.

The Supply officers from Fort Indiantown Gap are probably still looking for that bayonet when it fell off one of the training trucks back in 1942.

Thanks guys, I thought I messed something up. The edit is not worth bothering you Moderators.