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It's an NP205 with 10 spline input. Bolts right up to the SM465 as long as you have the correct adapter and sleeve. Had this exact trans and transfer in a 77K10

Crap! I need 10 and right in the middle of buying another house. Fudge.

Panzerwillie has one!

Sounds like a Dodge Contact box on an M105 would fit the bill. Leave the bed space for stuff.

None whatsoever. The 255 (or at least mine) call for a rim width of between 6 1/5 and 8 inches in width.

Yes, they will fit and work fine on the stock 6 1/2" wide rim. I went with factory Ford rims for that extra half inch in width.

Yes! Well, not that many are M756A2s but there are plenty of deuces sitting on chunks of coral so that the axles could be scabbed onto swamp buggies. Garrett, look at post 16, pic 1. Both of your desires are in that pic. Bjorn's original Hiab Cranetruck and you can see the boom of my once...

This is mine with 255/85R/16 BFGs on 7" wide rims. Works fine with no lift kit.

Here is a pic of the bed in it's previous life!

Are the studs side by side or beside each other? Might have a HMMWV intake.

She looks close to terra firma.

Glad to see the bed off my old pipeline truck is still giving. Funny, most of Clinto's action pics is lifting my junk.

Usurping the contract you signed to get the HMMWV could potentially land you (or whoever you get to buy it) in hot water with the feds. Regardless of how you do it, if you get caught it could tarnish the hobby and/or land you in Leavenworth.

More of the same. Sorry as heck I didn't buy it. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?103045-Super-Cool-Ambulance&highlight=ambulance

I've been looking at that bumper for some time. When you ordered it did you specify the dimensions for the factory shackles? Since you have worked with them, think they would make the bumper to fit the 18,000# winch? Can't wait to see this hung.

Ben Dover.

Yeah Gimp, if you don't mind. Tom, the 14 bolt was only used in dually pickups after the 88/91 body change.

Now I'm confused. A few posts up it was a 14 bolt, now it's a 70 again?

The back seat of an M1009 is comletely different (and smaller) than the pickup bench seat.

Removal of dogbone between batteries can make it hard, especially if you take it with you. There are several areas in the cab that can be interrupted with a hidden switch.