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Zebedee pictures please. The design is very poor, rain can pour into the top and there is no real seal assembly. I am awaiting how you solve this problem as it is on the list of items to attack on the M62!

David, not a problem! It is a good reminder to everyone of some of the basic items. Secondarily your question got this thread back on track :) Thank You.

We covered this topic pretty extensively less than 2 weeks ago, check out this link provided for your reading pleasure. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?83843-Advantage-of-a-CUCV-over-Civilian-truck

Some of the finest gibberish I have ever seen!

As you can see we have alot of good humored ladies and gentlemen among our troops! They are harmless :). My wife on time was looking at a members avatar and did come to the wrong conclusion. Bottom line, great folks you will get to know better in October!!

With this sword I dub thee "Count Swiss," and all from this day forth, thou shalt be known as the noble Count of SS. TRUMPETS BLARE DOVES FLY UP INTO SKY SUNLIGHT SHINES DOWN HARPS PLAY

PapaBear is a fine southern gentleman that makes everyone's life easier and enhanced. His list is complete and true!

You know your own child and her needs the best. This is a family event but some people do stay up late around the large campfire. You can camp away from the fire and noise should not be a problem. I had my seven year old last year with me and others have brought I know 6 year olds. We do...

David great question and we would love to have our fellow southern SS members join us this year. We tried to answer all the key questions in the invite which is outlined in the second post of this thread. Do you have some specific questions that we could address? Please ask there are no...

Count Swiss to you SIR!

Who is this owner dude and how come he never posts pictures??

CUCV TOP dimensions corrected PER PB's fine command of reading and my confusing message. THANKS PB Tinwoodsman, hang tight you will be buying a TIGER CUCV once I am done :)

Warthog please see attached design of where I am going with this so you have a better idea on your rough cut.

Just posted in the Transportation Needs! http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?110477-Oklahoma-City-Oklahoma-to-Georgia-Area-Partial-15-of-M1009-Fiberglass-Top&p=1393020&viewfull=1#post1393020 Looking for a ride for a partial M1009 CUCV fiberglass top. The top has been cut and only the...

Looking for a ride for a partial M1009 CUCV fiberglass top. The top has been cut and only the front 15% remains so it is only about "24" deep and should weigh approximately 50lbs. It still is the full width. The picture below represents what it would look like. Would fit in the back of a...

Thank you Z! Good to have friends looking out for you.:naner::naner::naner:

Warthog please see attached pictures on where to cut the top. If you look inside you will see where the frame assembly naturally has joints. We want to cut behind the joints. If you want to do a rough cut then give me another inch or so beyond the joints so I have room to clean up things...

It is very hard to stay ahead of Commander Warp, I take one step forward and he takes 5 :(. I am working on seat cover replacements. I cleaned up all the seat frames last night getting read for paint.

Very Nice! As stated earlier by another, once you get in your M1009 you enter a whole new world. Looks in good shape and a great starting point!

Hey what is that big Green and Tan thing in front of the garage door?? Something fishy going on here, time to call in the airstrike and clear the driveway.