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Cool. [thumbzup] The possibilities are endless for that RV. Are you refurbing it any special way?

Wow!!! :drool: Very nice! Congrats!!! [thumbzup] That is a dream come true finding one in the condition like you have. I wouldn't be able to sleep knowing that was in my barn. :D More pictures please.

Get the low air pressure warning light kit from Saturn and bypass the buzzer. Your ears will thank you.

Super Starter Shop in Flint, MI is the same type of quality rebuilder. Alternators too. I've been using them for years. They used to do stuff for the ANG so they are very familiar with 24vs, isolated grounds, etc. Very reasonable prices too.

Mission accomplished! [thumbzup]What an amazing looking truck. Nice job, sir.

Nice save James! Great addition to the motorpool. I didn't realize how big those were.

Sounds like a good trip. Good luck, stay safe. Post a pic of the 12k volt oil cap. I have no idea what that looks like.

Unless it was processed for extremely long storage and properly stored in a climate controlled environment, rarely driving it is the worst thing they could do for them (there were 2 in that condition/price).

Almost $6K and not even a tailgate. Bet the bed in the box has rot. Check out the alternator.

I caught a tree branch with one of mine one year and needed a replacement. I bought some from either white owl or adelmans, dont remember which. I bought more than a couple since I thought they were so cheap. About $30 each, NIB like the first post shows. They may still have them.

Nice clean job [thumbzup]

Perfect! Thanks for posting more pics. Do you do your own sandblasting?

Thanks Jeff! That brought back some great memories. Wish I could have been at this years'.

.......................... Have some of mine, I've got extras. ;-)

I know you said it was sold as a "verified" working unit, but check to see if the am-1780 has internals. I had a similar experience a few years back. I had installed all new components and I still couldn't get the vic-1 to function. Bjorn (Cranetruck) helped me alot with my install back then...

Congrats! I like the color. :wink: My vote would be, Yes, paint the hood to match the truck, not the truck to match the hood.

Neil, I told you before and I'll tell you again, love your trailer!:-D

I've gotten them without hardware too. Call Rancho first and tell them yours was missing, they should send it. If they say it's hardware they don't carry or include, well then someone else will get your money.

Ahh yes..... 2007. Now that was a good year @ Aberdeen. "Where theres smoke, theres a convoy" [thumbzup]

Nice trucks! If they've really sat for 20 years I would put some oil in the cylinders and let them soak for a few days first before trying to crank. Even if the motor turns by hand there might be some rings stuck to the piston.