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Nice score Csm Davis! By the looks of some of the accessories you have a winch truck. Here are the pics of the BII issued with my 818. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-up/18134-m818-bii.html I was missing the hammer for some reason. Want to part with one of yours?

Great work Neil! I love that set-up. Always wanted to make a trailer like that. Is the trailer 'build' in another thread? Look forward to more pics!

:ditto: 686. (see avatar)

FANTASTIC!!!!! Fantastik Patrick and the Bunker o' Doom, 5T style!! You define what a utility truck should be! Great project from the start. Very well planned and executed. Thanks for the step x step documentation, A great read! [thumbzup][thumbzup][thumbzup] Well done! :not worthy::beer:

Not sure why it wont take you to the thread with the pics? Seems to be working fine. Try it again. springer seat I dont have the photos with me or I would repost them.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/39201-springer-seat-2.html This link shows an M818 with the springer seats and the radio mount in between them. I'll try to find my other pics with the rt and vic-1 installed and the antenna mount. Using the bench seat support brackets worked out perfect for...

Looking great Mike! Like the new shoes! That is a clean and solid looking truck. Something caught my eye though. The porch looks longer than normal. It appears the ramps have been removed and the 5th wheel moved back? Wonder what was towed?

I need some blackout shades myself and have not had any luck locating a source. Your best bet for parts will probably be from someone scrapping out a trailer or a 109/185 box.

Scott, let me know if you decide to part with it. :!:

I still want one or two myself. Hoping you make more this year!

Great save! Glad you kept your eye on it all these years and that it was bought by someone who appreciates it for what it is and will keep it as original as possible. I would also like to see it up close one of these days (after the weather warms :wink:). Congrats!

You guys have done beautiful work on your restorations. The addition of the gun and mount really make the display! [thumbzup]

Great pics! Another great adventure! Man, you know how bad it hurt not to be there this year! The second worst thing I've ever had to go through. I was there mentally, just not physically! Unfortunately, it's hard to fill a freezer with mentally shot deer! lol I need to link the posts of our...

Ditto!! Thanks for the photo documentation, Will. I would love to be there to help. Love the halftracks. They are my dream restoration.

Nice! Glad you got them home ok! They look good from the pictures. Hope to see them in operation. Whats all the white stuff? lol

I 'd also vote to go with just the epoxy primer, Chuck. It has great adhesion properties, and will give a smoother base for the topcoat. The only epox primer I've ever used has been red oxide colored, didn't know it came any other way.

How about a few pictures of that halftrack? :wink:

OK, here is the link to the engine repair center. They are in Ferndale MI, not Farmington. I have used them for ordering oil filters, fuel filters, gaskets, repair work, etc. Good company. It is near Selfridge AFB. There is an older mechanic there that works on the 3k diesel wis-rob gensets for...

Your trailer looks to be in really good condition!

Any building supply store should have it. I'm sure it goes by different names. Same stuff used for sealing mobile home and flat roofs. My m146 top had been coated with it from the military. You can paint over top of it too. Keep the pictures coming as you go!