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That's not a bad price considering it comes with a spare motor and turbo.

Make sure he supplies the Vaseline.

Oh that's not a leak, that's just a seep. If it ain't leaking it ain't running.

How would you rate jp-8 as a solvent among the others that we use, I.e. Gasoline, kerosine, diesel, mineral spirits.... You get the idea.

I've got a few too. Also have a good source for more barrels both plastic and steel, also can get poly totes in 265 and 330 gal sizes.

Not to rain on your parade, but I'm not being a wiseguy. You are embarking on a losing battle here. You bobbed it, so it's ok length wise, now you have to chop the top to appease the powers that be, next thing will be someone complaining that the truck is an eyesore. Just look up some of the HOA...

He put some money down on one of my Air Force trucks yesterday!

Oh I know, I was referring to the 900 series, and I think the m809 series too.

I feel moderately better now.

I'd say move too. Or get on the county commission and try to change these ridiculous ordnances that make no sense. And why would anyone want to live somewhere that you can't even park YOUR vehicle in your driveway without somebody being up your a** about how tall it is? Moreover, why do these...

I hope you didn't get one made for a five ton. That's kind of what it sounds like.

I just torch them off. I have a pile of locks around here that I've cut. Ask member Silverstate55, I can torch a lock off a steering wheel and not leave a mark on the wheel.

Welcome to the site. There are some bobbed trucks for sale in the classifieds. Maybe you could find one that fits your needs in lieu of chopping up another good truck.

Could your truck have a "brake failure" at the expense of their store front?

Order from someone else. Dont get screwed three times.

There is also a new member in Deridder who goes by Shadetree here but he hasnt figured out how to post yet. I met him in tractor supply the other day. He saw my truck in the parking lot and stopped, came inside, and found me.

You know that you can come out here and meet me and check out the trucks without buying one right? Everyone needs to at least drive one around before they buy one.

Honestly you can weld with 18-19 volts, it's the amperage that you need.

It couldn't hurt to have both if you don't mind spending the extra money.

I never let my fuel get below the strainer and no problems. My in tank pump hasn't worked in a while now. Ordered a new one on EBay around Christmas time and haven't seen it yet.