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I like it , It's cool man !!! Brushed on paint , why not ? I rolled mine on the M52 and the M139 .

Buy a tractor , they're fairly easy to find .

RE: a happy new duece owner Cool !! get the pics . This is when the fun starts !

One problem James , if you do get a cab GL might want it back ! Like mine , I'm pissed !!!

WOW !!! The funny part is we recognize all the incredible work involved , but to most people it looks like a current military vehicle ! Very well executed !

Here's what I learned with my wheels from them , 1 Use a bead of silicone on each wheel half , 2 Let it set up long enough to fully cure ( some of mine took 2 days ! ) 3 Get the tires very warm before mounting them , 4 Get help these things are heavy ( I know I did mine by myself ! ) , 5...

Wow what a score !!!

And finally , it's keeping the ten ton company till I figure out the rest !

This pic gave me ideas !!!

The transformation begins with hacking off all the sheetmetal the FD added ! Into what though ?

OK had time to get back up to the shop here's some pics of the detroit in it .

It looks good , I'd snap a lock on the pin though !

cool ride!!

When he does get to sleep he'll still wake up early to go out and fiddle with it ( everyone shakes their head and goes yep ) ! Cool truck you'll have a blast with it !

If you've never seen a 105 they are bigger than they look in the pictures . They look like a 101 but they're bigger .

I had a crown vic wagon and towed all kinds of stuff . I had a trans cooler , 2" receiver style hitch , cargo coils and air bags in the rear . It was a great car for towing ( heavy and long ) . If you aren't loading the trailer too heavy it should be OK . I don't think you'll need stabilizers ...

Thats the way it starts , I bought some axles . I then found a 5 ton at forestry auction cheaper than what I paid for the axles ! Then I got a trailer , then two more trucks , then another trailer , then another truck . The more you get involved with this hobby the cheaper you'll start to find...

Look in the manual , it's fairly easy . Been a long time since I did it , but mine kicked off at 95 psi so I bumped it up to 125 . I think it was like a 5/16 wrench and you turn it a little at a time to raise it . Mine's a 1957 M52 so it should be similar to yours . It's on the firewall to the...

The outer duals , mirrors and mud guards are what need to be removed then it's no longer overwidth and can be shipped normaly .

Cut the hood where it naturaly rises and add a piecut of sheetmetal in , I didn't mean to make it as obvious as the old chevelles just using the basic idea . Also use rounded edges instead of sharp to make it look stock . What'ya think ?