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There is supposed to be one in Kempner TX just outside Ft Hood but I can't remember the name of the place.aua

Did the truck come from Jacks? Have you ever been there? If not you need to go, you will be amazed. The place is awesome.:beer:

Kenny, I was thinking the odd gasser panel didn't have the small gauge in-between the speedo and tach and just had the 4 gauges below them. oops...

M9 decontamination trucks had hoses that went up front and seats on the front fenders. IF that is a decontamination truck it would be a M3A3 which started in 1952, while the M9 started in 1958. Regardless what it is, it is missing the data plates and very modified, though still worth saving.;)

I'm kind of confused, The early gassers had the speedo and after modification had the tach mounted under the dash-usually. I THINK the one in Lavarok's is a milti panel (larger one). A pic of the one you need would help (at least me) alot.[thumbzup]

Can't be that bad PB, Wreckerman is in Alabama.rofl

For the holes in the floor add JATonka shifter boots. http://www.jatonkam35s.com/m35shiftboots.htm

Keep in mind that Jack knows what he has and what it's worth.2cents

I called WI DOT about the same thing. They said no problem as long as the GA resident registered it before he sold it. Otherwise it would just be a BOS that anyone anywhere could come up with.

Boyce has the black silicone ones.:beer:

I'd put it on back and replace next payday.

You know if you built it yourself you could probably cut these prices almost in half.:beer:

Yeah, I wish I could "sacrifice" with a M108!:lol:

PTO w/linkage, driveshaft, frame extensions, winch. Bolt on.

Definately looks better.:driver:

Pulling a turbo isn't that big of a deal why not just pull it to be safe?

You will be very lucky to find any of the 3 manufacturers hubs for under $500.

I wouls say 3500$ is the average selling price of a private party non-winch deuce in GA. The camo one is way high. I also believe 1985's did NOT have the split brakes yet. 1987's did and 1986's may have IIRC.

That's a heck of a big boat to pull with a M37.:shock:

I did a 1050 mile trip and could not imagine doing it nonstop.:driver: