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They keep showing the video with a M939 coming at you in about 3 feet of water with a nicely painted bumper with multiple colored letters. It looked like a private owner as I've never seen a military truck look that nice.

Please don't turn this into an insurance thread. Read the sticky. Walk into a registrar's office and ask them how to register it.

Welcome from The Birthplace of Aviation, Dayton, Ohio.

There is enough room so long as there aren't 47 MVs parked in the spot. Even with Kenny on the end and my two canopies, tent, M101 and the winged Dodge there was still room on the other side for medical and the tribute tent in 2014 and space on the other side of it. If JP sets up to the left...

JP, That's just great. B-7 is the command area's spot. :-(

Please stay on the topic.

Or an old orange crate.

Look good but as an aside you must provide your state per the rules and not just the city.

Why cut anything? Just stick the bed on and set it so it is at the same spot on the end as the normal bed and put a crane or tool boxes/tire storage in front of the bed.

Drew does a pretty good job, cat humor notwithstanding.

Yeah, you funny. ;-)

Shoe Goo if they are small.

Check the throttle return spring and all the fuel lines, including the plastic return line from the injector pump. Welcome to the 813 club and to the site.

This year was my first ever Hamvention in Dayton and it will be the last. They are moving it because Hara Arena is closing its doors in 3 weeks. :-( They had quite a bit of military gear this year. It is moving to the Greene County Fairgrounds and Convention Center in Xenia OH which I have...

Funny, JW4x4's 1,200ft lb Milwaukee FUEL M18 impact works fine on his M932A1. I want one and the next time he works on his truck in my barn he better inventory his tools when he leaves. :-) That thing is freaking awesome with a capital A.

60 now and after the last 9 days I feel every one of them.

You need to correct your location, it's in the rules. (Just kidding) :-)

No, we removed the fifth wheel and ramps and bolted the bed on.

The last Deuce bed I lifted with the backhoe was rigged up by my rigger, Gimpy. So I don''t know how he did it. I just know I picked it up and put it on cw3topher's 818. As for ticks, this is the first time I have had a tick on me in about about 45 years. I'm sure I got the thing over behind...

You must have come across on the northern route by Lake Erie. Safe journies