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Welcome aboard from Nevada. Good looking truck.

98G, is the new owner a member??

Time again for front axel dust boots.

47to70, I'm sure you'll find that some of the membership here might have some good running takeout engines. It'll save you some money over a complete rebuild, and you'll have a solid good running engine.

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

47to70 glad to see your keeping a sense of humor. Usually when I see piston ring and skirt pieces in the oil pan, not only is the piston damaged but the sleeve as well. Also if your going to drop the pan, jack up the frame a bit so the oil pan will clear the front axle diff. when you remove it.

Up here in the High Desert it's spiders, especially Black widows. They love hiding in my spare tire pile, and in the tail gate chain covers on the Deuce and M105A2. A little Brakleen though, and their gone.

Russ, all is good, and glad to have you aboard. [thumbzup]

Welcome aboard from Nevada.

A couple of pictures of Jeeps new J-12 prototype. Probably doesn't have much in common with an M-715/Gladiator under the skin, but on the outside she sure looks like one.

Jeff, as you get more running time on the engine is it smoking less? Sometimes when an engine sits a long time, they will smoke until the rings and cylinder walls get re acquainted.

tarnx:ditto: on both of the above posts.

Some of the guys use camo netting between vehicles, mostly to block the sun. This time of year the weather in Central California is pretty mild, and the weather during the meet this year was excellent. But there have been a few times when we've gotten a little bad weather.

Took the Old Girl to the MVCC meet at Tower Park for a week. Pic is of my humble home.

Alan, glad you had a good time at Gridley, I sure would like to make it there next year. Today I'm loading the trailer with all my collectibles (junk), and hope to be on the road heading for Tower Park before sunrise Monday morning. It's about a 300 mile trip, so I hope to be in Reno early...

Aussie Bloke, try (TNJ Murray) for data plates, they have hundreds. It will make things easier if you have the Part # of the data plates your looking for, try the TMs. Enter the Part # into their Inventory Search, and if they have it, it'll pop up. Good Luck!

Welcome aboard from Nevada. Good Luck in your search!

Aussie Bloke. Camp Williams, Utah National Guard. 19TH SFGA. Is a Detachment of the 1st Battalion of the 19TH Special Forces Group (AIRBORNE). 1ST SF BN SPT.

It's the primary fuel filter. I suggest you spend time reading the TMs and get familiar with your vehicle. It makes things easier.

Looking Good Aussie Bloke. I love the smell of new canvas in the morning!