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. Wow! That is impressive... Almost looks like an abandoned train tunnel.

. The pictures are great! Sad to see Ryan's face on that banner - but you definitely did a good thing - being there for the parade.

. Absolutely @SCSG-G4 ! Even back into the 1980's, public schools had automotive shop and printing shops. We used to hire students for three of four hours a day after class. One of the best employees we ever had came out or Garinger High School back then...

. Used to be that NAPA sold fabric dye. That is what you need so it doesn't rub off.

. I almost wonder if they really were faster - or was that whistler turbo making it sound like it was going faster? I don't know for sure, but every time I ever drove one it "sounded " like it was going faster too...

. Looks really nice! Up high enough and the idea of being able to hang some camo netting out front might be really useful too. Good work my man!

. And in all the excitement - we might have forgotten to say Welcome to The Outfit! Safety first. Get your brake problem solved, then welcome, then we need some pictures! You have owned it more than 5 years and it goes to work to earn it's way almost daily... Give the old girl some time in...

. Guessing that the blue looks like sky to them - so they don't try to nest there?

. Seems like the guys who used it would have taken a little better care of the trailer jack. On the other hand, with three or four guys on it, I guess they would have hustled it up onto the pintle. AND dropped in a pile of mud when they disconnected it...

. It is really fantastic for you to have the ability to teach the youngsters about the world - and the world of military vehicles. I would say they will remember these days and the adventures as long as they live. Good for you and good for them too!

. Well by gosh and begorra, Welcome to the Outfit! Be sure to download the TM's (Technical Manuals) for your new-to-you truck. There is lots of information and even some step by step troubleshooting in those crusty, boring old books. Maybe bathroom reading or something to put you to sleep...

. And to echo what @cucvmule already said - Welcome to the outfit! Congratulations on the new-to-you truck too. Really hoping to see more pictures as your restoration happens.

. Just guessing and looking at the neighbor's generator... It is on a bi-weekly fully automated run cycle, and for the past 15 years I haven't discovered any flying evil critters when I walk by and look at it. They have half inch welded wire applied to keep out the 4 legged critters. Wonder...

Wanted: 5-Ton Radiator for a M923 Series Truck. More specifically one for my M936 if it happens to be different.

. I have a very old Fluke 8020 B that still does the job very well. (almost as old as dirt) Also own a Fluke 117 that is smart enough to figure out what voltage it is reading - to avoid "smoking" it on "higher than expected voltages". Also have a clamp-on multimeter that I honestly don't know...

. Could be too that having a picture of what you are missing will help... Maybe a little rust or dirt on it has it hidden from normal view too.

. I have bought several things over the past few years from Michael. He has delivered several (down the road about an hour away) and I have picked up stuff too. Darn good guy and as "straight as an arrow" when he tells you what he he has for sale. Looks to me like you have a project on your...

. If you can find yourself a FLUKE meter, you won't ever have to buy another. They aren't the cheapest but very dependable. .

. Looks Sharp! .

. Ouch! Dang that crashed truck looks pretty bad. Like it might have hurt too!