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Saturn used to have them. I would guess Memphis or Clark might also have one or two laying around.

Sorry to tell you but the tools used by the military/GSA are NOT all made in the USA. In fact most coming through GL will probably be lower quality and also very well used. Heck, my uniform isn't made in the USA (unless you consider us a part of China anyway).

As long as that isn't one of the tires/wheels off the M59 we are all good. Just sayin...:beer:

Keep in mind, this is coming from AL from the gay possum lover......

The only place in Augusta that I've seen with track is: Southeastern Equipment Company (SECO).

Berg tires or Gensco both have them for well under $100 each still with the mold line showing.

So where along 80 was the final destination? We are about 30 miles into WY on 80 from NE.:beer:

They will be very limited on used A3 parts.

One thing I would think about is the trucks location. Most GT's seem to be on the east coast. If you were a good distance from whoever created the same named truck, would it really matter as the trucks would probably never be in the same vicinity? Also, in my opinion, the trucks aren't built for...

Or a chain, a tree, and first gear.:beer:

Midwest Military has them.

The summit kits are great. When you install it, don't use a swivel brass fitting on the master cylinder plug. They leak after awhile giving a false indication of a brake problem. (use a solid fitting).

I am guessing he is talking about doing this many years down the road when they are not as easy to find as today???

I agree with PB. It would be like someone trying to setup another rally in GA for the 08-11 of September 2011. If nothing else, i'd say just in bad taste.

Yes, All the mutt tubs must be destroyed. Removing parts is OK, tubs aren't.:cookoo:

Well, it was a fire truck and he was the local fire chief.[thumbzup]

That is definately not a deuce wrecker. Kenny can think of 8.5 ownedf by SS members; I can think of 9 plus two partials owned by non SS members and at least 3 I've seen for sale over the last few years-so they are out there.[thumbzup]

It could be, my dropside was $625 total when I bought it. I have ALOT more than that in it though. Minimum bids were $50 only 3 or so years ago.[thumbzup]

Nice looking trailer.[thumbzup]

The next thing you know, you'll be selling off your wrenches and socket sets to fund the bigger cutting tips because you won't need them anymore. Then, you'll be looking for land in Alabama.:roll: