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yours looks real good , mine need a flex plate its been to cold to fix it.

When I first bid on my M1008 I stopped bidding at 1900.00 then 2 months later it was back up for auction, I ended up saving about 800.00 second time around.

My first took about two weeks , now my second took 4 weeks Gl lost my faxes twice, I called today to recover an M101 and am told there might be a missprint and it is really an M105. The auction pictures were definately a M101 , now I'll print pics in the future. I guess i'll have to tell the...

If I have to I'd say #3 But OD is always my first choice.

To bad your so far away, but will keep it in mind for small UPS able items.

they both look really good, I'll have to add that to my list

Mark mine came in while I was away. Thanks, Ralph

Plastic ziplock bags for loose hardware with an index card in it stating where they were removed from sure beats looking through a coffee can. Slow and steady and organization will make the reassembly much more enjoyable.

no, but when the weather breaks up here I want to replace the glow plugs and if they are swollen I will probably get one, I understand how they work and seems safer than blowing them out with engine compression.

also govauctions,normally has some coming from fire depts and forestry depts.

the taller sides definately look better, even a little taller would put them in line with the bottom of the side window and the hood, would look real clean. my 2 cents

I had my 1008 picked up with a roll back and it was only 5 miles away,good thing, the flex plate is about to fall out, the transmission cooling lines were disconnected. The GL description also said running condition unknown. If I had to travel any great distance to get it I would had been out...

nice work,keep e'm coming

Tickets bought, will be there on saturday.

I've pulled steel bolts out of aluminum blocks by soaking with penetrating oil then mig welding on a nut then and backing it out. If I have to drill I make sure to drill completly thru the broken bolt that way I can get the lube to the other end of the bolt. Also used the same...

After checking all systems I used wd40 to fire it off. Mine also sat for a long time. and it was in the 30 degree or less temp. I also had a kerosene torpedo heater under the front end too help warm things up. I might also be interested in the troop cover.

I never thought about shooting the snow and ice off the hood.Looks much easier than using a brush. :-)

Thats a good sign, when it runs and moves. good luck with all the minor stuff

I just got my m1008 fired up yesterday after picking it up from GL, I don,t know how long it sat but was probably about a year. I checked engine fluids charged the batteries looked wiring and fuel system over and cranked it over. Temp was about 20 degrees, no start, recharged the batteries(...

Real nice looking truck, good luck with it.