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I would suggest 1/4 inch plywood. The drywall will absorb moisture and fail over time making life miserable for you when you have to clean it all up and redo it.

I will have one compete "in the box" convoy light kit for $300.

In the green is fine. The fuses are pulled through by the end device, not pushed through. Voltage doesn't matter. It's amps (current). The tangs that hold the fuses could even be a little loose.

Those fuses shouldn't be burnt. Heat is caused by resistance. Resistance is caused by loose or dirty connections. Maybe there is loose receptacles in the fuse box?

My only recommendation against it would be unless you have three legs, using the Torsen (sp?) diffs properly would be just about impossible as they require brake/acceleration application simultaneously. Adding a clutch into the equation will make this about impossible.

Publishing asking prices will go a long way on helping someone to decide on a deal.

We have had full operation of former military railroad equipment at the NC rally, come on Clinto it's time!

I'll pick you up. Don't even give it a thought.

Dang it.

So Wes will this be done before you swing by my way?

Have then put the Canadian program in. With the exchange rate that should put you around 3,000 I would imagine.

I will help out at the Reg tent as much as needed. Kenny knows he can ping me at anytime to cover.

To piggy back on the family friendly part, wheel'swife attended finally last year for the first time. She has been counting the days to go back since we reluctantly pulled out last year. Bring the fam, they will have a blast! Clint, see you there!

No G. Will kill any future searches.

No offense, but if this is a truck from a "reputable" reseller you should not be worrying about so many immediate maintenance needs. This sounds like a plan from a GP surplus delivery not something that has been gone through before resale. But maybe my expectations at that price level would be...

Crane lifting. They pull out for being loaded onto boats etc. There is a matching pair on the truck. On the 1082 LMTV trailers all 4 are on the bed.

I have 998 and 1082 here. If I get a free couple mins I'll try to see if its possible

They have forks. Buy what you want.

Did you check with any RV repair places? They replace motor home roofs all the time.

But at least you now have the truck to give love to!