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plewhiskey, Thank you for taking the time to post all of these great pictures! I really appreciate being able to share in this event, albeit vicariously through your posts. -Michael

By the looks of the pictures posted so far, am I to believe that only one truck got stuck in the mud all weekend?

The sound of a multifuel should drown-out those crickets... I'll toss mine in the hat:

A wedding prevented me from coming this year. I'm already looking forward to next year's rally and plan to be there.

Well, the weather is great, but unfortunately my availability this month isn't! Looks like I will be working this weekend and next and then having a birthday party for my son the following weekend. I'll keep an eye on this thread as you firm-up plans. If I can't make it this month, I'll see...

Howdy from the north side of Houston. So.... What are you pulling that M1101 with? Got any pictures?

I can honestly say that I'm not even a little jealous. I'm a whole lot jealous!!! :-D Congratulations! And thanks for sharing the story and pictures!

I'm still on my first cup of coffee this morning and not sure I follow. Are you implying that since others will pay more taxes (do to higher auction prices) then we might get a break in our tax bills? If so, I agree with mkcoen. The higher prices are only good for the tax collector.

That's an awesome story! What are you going to build the trailer into / how do you plan to use it?

Zout - You can't rush perfection! I can understand if someone were to get in a hurry, well... Who know's... This view of your M909 may have been posted >>>> :jumpin:roflrofl:jumpin:

I had a similar issue recently. However, my steering gear box had Lucas in it and still leaked. I drained the box and re-filled with John Deere corn head grease.

Congratulations zout. I'm looking forward to seeing a M909 on the left hand banner each time I login during October!!

One thing not mentioned in this thread.... A M35A3 could be the best of both worlds for you. It is a Deuce with an automatic transmission. That being said. I completely agree with Scar59. Everyone should learn a manual transmission. You are welcome.

Check out post #100 here: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?83192-Any-interest-in-a-Houston-Galveston-Area-Rally/page10 The 5-Ton still made my Deuce feel small, even with the 395's on my truck... EDIT: I got home to my PC and uploaded another picture.

:ditto: You have one impressive truck! I'm looking forward to more pictures and details.

Awesome! Looks good.

It looks like a few other SS'ers have had their rides caught by satellites.... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?65303-Satellite-photos-of-your-(or-other)-MV-s

Howdy from the north side of Houston! two.fiveM35 said it. There are a bunch of SS'ers in the Houston area. We try to meet-up from time to time. This is a good thread to monitor for upcoming events: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?119799-Greater-Houston-area-Events Do you have...

I echo the thoughts expressed above. You have a very nice looking truck! My truck is titled as a 1972 Reo Motors. However, there are a few SS'ers (guys that are much more knowledgable than I) that have looked at my truck and concluded it is an old gasser. Their opinions were based on the...

I purchased my first MV on April 14, 1997. The Tie Plant Fire Department in Mississippi sold "my" Kaiser M715 to a resident of Hinds County, Mississippi who, in turn, passed it on to me. I purchased the truck sight-unseen and had it hauled to my home in Arizona. I still clearly remember that...