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Contact a dealer like TNJ Murray in Dover, Delaware. They are an international dealer and I bet they'd be able to get parts to you rapidly. John is a really nice guy to deal with.

It is a standard deuce winch kit. It is worth about a grand, unless someone wants to pay more because it was on a truck that has some history to it. Personally, I would think the brush guard would have some value.

I had the bias ply tires on a HMMWV that I used to have. Man, it drove like crap. They were on it when I first bought it and I thought I had serious front end problems. I could not keep it in the lane. I changed to radials...and the problem disappeared.

Good points, guys...not everyone will be able to make every date selected. I can make it whenever is best for the majority.

Why don't we choose a few weekends and see when the most people can make it? It sounds like POWERHOUSEDEUCE and HEDELTA cannot make the proposed weekend, but they can make it the 28th. I am available both weekends.

Very cool story. Good luck with getting the truck home. I doubt you will be anywhere near MD, but, if I can help, let me know.

By the way, thanks guys for the responses. I will be back in touch about the parts. John Winslow is letting me know exactly what I need to replace.

Kenny, it is a fairly clean 4 color truck. I really like the 4 color camo and this is a fairly original example. The truck runs really well.

I would be up for either meeting at Neil's place of the Frederick event.

Does anyone know where I can locate replacement parts for the exhaust system on my naturally aspirated M109A3 (e.g., muffler, exhaust J pipe, etc.)? Thanks!

I was replying to another thread about M809 series trucks and it caused me to think about exactly when I bought my first M809 series truck. I bought my first M813A1 from DRMO Lakehurst in March of 1999. Before that time, I almost never saw M809 series trucks come up for sale. I had never seen...

Call some of the big dealers. They definitely have them. You'll pay for them, though. By the way, a lot of people don't know that the M809 series battery boxes work on a deuce. You just have to move the handles, etc from the side of the box to the front of the box. I've seen guys selling...

I'm in. Saturdays are best for me (I have baby detail on Sunday), but I could make a Sunday work, too.

You have made your decision. Go for it. Don't forget your tags and insurance.

You are getting ready to drive a truck that weighs 29,000 pounds or so...and you are driving a 5 ton for the first time, or so it sounds like. Do yourself a favor...have the truck shipped. I bet that truck would drive out...and I know that thought is what tempts you. However, the time to...

I'd be astounded if you get $1,500 as it sits. Don't get me wrong...the truck is worth that. It is just that most guys would rather gamble that a truck on GL is a good runner rather than buy a truck with known problems. As others have said, you have more than $1,500 in it in parts. You might...

It sounds like a cool event. If I remember correctly, they only really want vintage vehicles on the premises. I have never been...but this is what I've been told by people who have attended. I'd check first...

I agree with NDT. It is more cool to drive the truck out. It is much safer to have the truck shipped home. I would have it shipped. My suggestion...people need to factor the cost of shipping a truck into the equation when they buy a truck. Too often guys think they'll save money by driving...

The newer trucks are worth more to the average collector. Eventually, people may place a higher value on a truck that is original and has not been upgraded. However, today, people are paying large sums for mid-80s deuces because they are the newest (excluding the A3s) and presumably will have...

Not sure if my intel is correct...and, perhaps, it is not...but I was told by a friend that you had to have your money in (or possibly post marked) by January 15th. The guy coordinating my spots within the SteelSoldiers area told me this. As I said, I did not receive the paperwork so you know...