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Tanks are cheap, especially in the NC, SC, GA, AL areas. There are alot of people parting trucks. I'd replace both.

Yep, Dr you pretty much got it right on.;-)

I've met Joe twice. I would not waste my time having someone look at it. I'd take his word on its condition.:beer:

Yes they are diesels. CMS in Augusta sold half dozen at their auction 2 years ago.

No doubt, a steal.

Download the TM, all the info is in there.:deadhorse:

I am not sure but am guessing the smaller diamond plate deck is the same as the deuces so it should be very reasonable. SECO has the quarter fenders and ramps. The 5th wheel is cheap ($150 or less).

Nice looking M275. What did it go for? I have a catwalk and will be through IL in June. NDT, do you have the drawings electronic? I need the ones for the spacers.:grin:

Tim, What day are you going?

I think Shirley's surplus only has one or two M109's. He seems proud of his windows. He told Clinto he wanted $145 for a side window when we picked up the M48!:cookoo:

Here you go: BEARINGS & SEALS

The cheapest ones I've found are at Erik's Military Surplus online.

Welcome. You should go to the Mobile show at the USS Alabama this weekend.:beer:

You can find the rebuild kits online for under $50. Twright found some for just over $30. PM him for the sellers location or possibly a rebuilt one for sale.:mrgreen:

Make sure you read the TM.

I had 2 complete M-66 rings and all hardware. I just could not see putting all that weight up there and risking cracking the cab sometime down the road. I really like the M49. It looks substantially lighter. What do you think just the ring weighs?

Places like CSI are rebuilding and exporting these. $5,700 for a NOS body is a drop in the bucket for what they sell them for, it's just business. Not everyone bidding on GL is a hobbiest (too bad though).

As Ralbelt said, it's a M1008.

Which M1008's had 24V alternators??

That should be on an A3.:driver: