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I don't mind the questions. I do them for fun mostly. The satisfaction of painting and creating is more thrilling for me than for most. I don't usually sell them but people do tend to walk up with money at times and a deuce goes to a new home. I consider it one MV saved from the scrapper. [thumbzup]

This would be my 4th deuce I've gone through with a fine tooth comb. The light bar came on it as this deuce was in service at montgomery air force base. Here are my other three.

Finished up another deuce. Had a beer.

With these vehicles it's difficult to get either more power or better fuel efficiency from their stock build without detracting from their service life. They were designed for a specific purpose which they do quite well in their element. Small things such as changing tire sizes, etc, etc can aid...

A standard set of used bows (fiberglass) and a decent cover is about $500 when you can get it. NOS you should expect $750 or so.

Sermis may. He is building a guntruck for someone and running his business. Maybe he can break away.

Check craigslist and flebay and go from there. My estimates are start at $6500. I'm confident you could get that.

If it's for personal use State Farm will do it cheap without restrictions. If you want to go the antique route: Haggerty, Gulfway, and a slooth of others are available but mind the requirements and restrictions. Each has been covered in great detail on the site. Happy hunting!

I'd like to see a video of this thing in action.

You just reminded me of my old IT days. Oh yes, sarcasm was art. :mrgreen:

Excellent recovery and congrats! I too will be making that same journey. Any assistance or tips would be great!

I've already got a spot at the museum. Put me down for an M35A2.

Total crap shoot. Just take anything with a grain of salt and do PMC.

It could have been marked from its unit, before the rebuild, as in the motor needed to be completely swapped out.

Every time I visit I want to see what follows me home. :roll: Such a waste.

12,500 is a bit high for a fully restored M108 from what I've seen unless it is museum quality. That being said what's it worth to you, what do you plan to use it for, and does it have a title? I've seen good looking M108s go for about 9K though they are rare.

Prices vary depending on place and condition..also title. What its worth is up to you. I know my area can get them in fair condition for $600-800 range.

I was watching those lots and there were a few gems. I didn't look too hard at either of those two lots specifically though. Post pics!

The site manager is ahead of scheduling for each location. If you've talked to him then you're golden. I've called in for a two week extension to pick up a batch of trailers before and it went like clockwork.

It's people: unpredictable and they can.