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It is in plain black and white. HMMWV's, Goats, and M151's require demil. Whether you got it through firefighting or another state agency. These vehicles belong to DoD due to demil requirements and are to be inventoried periodically and turned in/demilled when not needed. They come with SF-97's...

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The truck has a clean Utah title? There shouldn't be a problem. What's IA saying?

CSI in Talapoosa GA has dozens of bridge trucks; all with wheels and tires.

Yes. Deuces do have wiper blades. (well most do anyway)

I think the fifth wheel will be way too high. There's a member in GA who modified one for a gooseneck hitch. He had to do extensive work to lower the ball. Your hitch will be about 2' higher than his.

Did you see the LaCrosse launcher that's there?

I just noticed there's 3 people in this thread looking for info from their frames/pumpkins etc. Are all 3 of you missing the in cab data plates?

It really won't do much good for a bigger picture. Not all deuces have it in the exact same spot. They moved around a little bit. In fact some early ones are on the passenger side. Most likely it is on the drivers side though.

Post a reply in this thread, he follows it.http://www.steelsoldiers.com/members-rides/62871-2011-vin-info-thread.html

If I remember right, the date on axles will not be on the tag but stamped into the pumpkin close to it. What year did CARNAC say it was?

Are they dropsides? Otherwise, I don't remember seeing plates. (Dropsides have them for lowering the sides)

Are you going to replace it or try to fix? Replacement is better if you can afford it.

New life canvas is one. I think there's 2 more but can't remember off the top of my head.aua

What??? Did someone actually say those words? WM is Right?????? I think I just saw a pig fly by my back window.:???:

Since we are talking heaters; there's the fender mounted one like in the picture, and the cab one like Zout posted. Wasn't there one that mounted on the passenger fender? Does anyone have a pic? And what was it's purpose? I think Midwest Military has the kits but I'm not sure they are actually...

I'd use a cherry picker through the drivers door. Increadibly easy. Makes it a 1 person job!

Midwest military also had them.

They are called torque rods but everyone calls them dog bones. The 5 tons are quite a bit larger and they aren't interchangeable.

Same here, all I use is Gillespie paint.