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Thanks for coming to the Florida show, taking & posting some fabulous pictures, putting out some great deals & just being a class act as a team of young folks who get it & have fun @ the same time. See you @ the next Georgia Rally...

If you ran a whole, instead of a half, couldn't you make just one trip ;). All joking aside, how do things look as you should be there & half set up by now!

Skeeters aren't that bad yet here in Gainesville, but the sand gnats are out in full force & hungry. Here's to hoping they aren't in Mt Dora as bad. :wink: Tomorrow morning @ 05:00 :driver:....

See you guys there Friday morning, shorts...how about slightly cooler weather, but a no rain deal. Gatornationals here in Gainesville means rain all week, Mt Dora weather has got to be a bit....drier, maybe...please.

:ditto: They will take good care of your pallets & shipping. Been there but forgot the T-Shirt!

I bought one of those to put on the workbench to build guns in. Even unbarreling FAL's didn't break it, so it has been tested to the level I'll ever need! Think I paid $50.00 for it 10 years ago.

I'll bring a tent in case it decides to do a repeat of last year, that way I can just watch people run between the rain showers & offer a little shelter to those who can deal with a little rain. There is the Gatornationals also going on in Gainesville that same weekend, so much listening to a...

What if you bring a cargo truck full of your stuff & return home with it full of other peoples stuff you traded for or bought ;)...

A biddy refurbs machinery, that's a good one first thing in the morning. I hate mice & use live traps to catch them...when they die a horrible death, they are then thrown in the swamp to finish rotting.

Hopefully there are still some radioshacks left open to supply us with the fuses. Thanks for posting that info.

Thanks for posting that neat mod. I may need to copy your idea for one of my trailers as I am getting too old to lift a 55 gallon drum; wait, I could never lift a 55 gallon drum that was full, so I can't blame it on age.

Nice job all around, keep up the good work. Thanks for all the pictures so that we don't have to guess how well your paint job turned out!

Congratulations on on getting a good running truck & a 100% recovery home with no real problems. Welcome to the Green Iron Disease & be advised that there is no known cure. You have a real keeper for the first truck.

Last week when I opened up a page, there was no text anywhere in the body; now its okay! It only showed a small box in the top left hand corner where the text should have started. All threads were the same. I had to log out & log back in to get it corrected.

Welcome aboard, nice looking truck. Keep us posted as to your advancement into the world of the "Green Iron Disease". There is no known cure. Lots of very knowlegable guys here to help you, plus free to download TMs.

Welcome aboard, stow yer gear & prepare to get underway. I also have a '87 Deuce from WRAFB, but it was painted tan & undercoated black a year or so before they sent it to the DERMO yard; originally it was green camo patttern. It has a hardtop & 24v jump plug, they also added a solar charger to...

Keep up the good work & you are headed for warmer weather. Thanks for the pictures & posting of your trip, let us know when you get home!

Congrats on manuvering thru the maze of the DMV. I see how you fixed your weight problem, how about the airbrake requirement? My thoughts of jumping from the Deuce club to the 5 ton club is limited because of this.

Thanks for posting the initial part of your recovery, good looking truck you got there. Don't bring any of that white stuff back with you, it might start to grow like it does up North. Keep us posted as to how thing go with the rest of your trip!

Dog owners that love their dogs, must be a real treat for the dog to get a custom made hammock that they can ride in & not get thrown on the floor during hard braking maneuvers to avoid little cars that swerve into your path.