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This is what I did. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?85737-MV-to-Civilian-Trailer-Connector&highlight=Civilian

I use a Sears 5 ton bottle jack and 3 ton jack stands that were on sale when I bought my Deuce. Don't think I have ever needed the stands though I tested them when first bought and have used them on other vehicles. The jack has been used many times for changing tires. Works fine

Looks good.

Different truck, but can't stand up in a Deuce with the cargo cover on.

Yes, they function. The two seat slats are cut to the rear of the vertical wooden slat near the tool box, so they will lay down.

Well at least I am warned. Really the seats only get used now during a parade, so hopefully no trouble. The kids used to ride in back a lot, but now that they are grown, they want to drive. I'll keep you posted.

Way back in the spring, a poplar snapped in the wind and landed on the BACK of the Deuce, ruining the already rotting troop seats, but leaving the cab unscathed. Been looking for fiberglass troop seats ever since, no luck. Did not want to paint all the wood with as many coats as it was going...

Who is near Telico? And willing to check it out? It's a 3.5 hr drive in a car for me. Closer to 5 in a Deuce on hilly rds.

A mtn rally would be great. Scenery, views, great camping in cool weather. Winter might entail too many hazards with NDCC tires and heavy vehicles on mtn roads that could be slick. Telico also might not work for the Deuces and 5 tons. What I read on their site suggests their trails are...

But summer in the mtns could be pretty nice. Maybe early summer, but whenever, count me in.

6 gallons of oil. Don't know numbers. I have extra filters here at the house Kenneth if you want to come get them. Good to hear from you again.

WTB Deuce troop seats, prefer fiberglass Deuce soft cab top, green camo

This is what is recommended for the M37. I also used plywood. At one time I had an M101 for storage. It was cheaper than a shed at the time. But being under a tree, I slid a single sheet of thin plywood under the cover to prevent falling branches from poking through and stopped puddling.

Very nice job. Very jealous.

Bruce, Danny and I at the parade.

Very nice. Makes me wonder what I should do with my tool trailer. I hesitate to repaint it since it has a 4 color camo pattern on it now.

Parade begins at 10am. I plan to have the M37 pulling the M101 there by about 9:30. Good small town American parade.

WANT TO BUY Deuce troop seats.

Oh, just to have one, but two?!

Looks good. I'll have to get by to see how good.