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Did not know that. Thanks for the education.:D

I'm with Recovry. Mine hasn't been on a trailer. It's been towed once or twice, but never on a trailer.

The only problem with the 900 t-cases is you can't back up in low range. It will crack the case.

Here's one for sale. It's blue, you can't miss it. White Owl - Generators

Sounds pretty sweet. Looks like you've got your work cut out for you. I'm glad to see it's getting restored instead of chopped up.

Sounds sweet. I'll see whom I can muster.

Man, it sucks being broke!:( I've got a winch, but nothing else. One of these days it'll get put on. Looks good, Josh.

Here's my red headed step-child. 1967/77 with air-shift and heater.

As heavy duty as every thing else is about that motor, I would think it very unlikely that they skimped on rods. You just have to be careful with what you do. It's not a question of "if", but when it will break if you don't take care of it and abuse it.

Previous owner had just put a new turbo on it and was prone to lay into the throttle if you know what I mean.

Yes they are. At least behind the fuel tank they are. Without a flap there, any mud you go through will sling up and cover the top of the fuel tank. I don't know about you, but that doesn't look to be too good for it to me.

Didn't know they made a intake like that. I thought they all had the divider in them. Learn something new every day.

Heck yeah! Maybe I'll have more money this time. And more toys.

Looks like a blast. One of these years I'll make it up there.

Looks like someone went down the accessory aisle with the crap magnet on.

You should sell that truck and buy a M36A2. It'll give you 5 more feet to play with(approximately).

Argh! You and your magic dumpster are making a killing.rofl

Just be sure to make him take it back off..........with his teeth!

Welcome aboard, fellow Arkansan.

Sweet! I want one for my Volkswagen. Must...... resist........... urge........... to.............. build............ one.