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Wow!! Moving Infantry Target... The little "train looking" part that supports the target. Really Cool. I imagine these folks could get really creative with tracks that could cause the target to fade away or come near. Definitely a good way to train folks who have never had the experience...

. Good News to hear that the M60 has a purpose and an intended new home! .

Wow Bill... Just reading their intro for the Web inspires a body to WANT to do business with them. Impressive story - and 31 years in business... Hard to beat that! I took a quick look and didn't see any mention of outdoor Crane seats, but in their intro they did say that they have done...

Falls in a special category called "Stuff Happens". Not good, Not Fun, but so far nothing has cost anything more than time. Definitely understand the ASSuME description though and it can be frustrating :-( .

. Now THAT is impressive! Noticed that the owner of the truck planned ahead and has the family up on top of the hill for safety too. It is amazing to see the LMTV pull it down like it did! .

Welcome from North Carolina! Be sure to post up a few pictures of your truck. We all get "goo-goo" eyed and say oooh and ahhh :cool: Doesn't matter what it looks like. Perfectly painted or not, we are happy to see new additions to the family! Tim .

Dryer is just before the tanks... Just a short squirt into the wet tank - when it is empty - through the drain?

Yeah! Good Deal. There is a decent BBQ restaurant (even measured against a Texas standard) up Highway 49 roughly two miles away from school toward town. The brisket can be eaten without slathering it with sauce and the Mac & Cheese is pretty unbelieveble! City Barbecue off JM Keynes...

Neat!! Congratulations on your son being selected for the UNCC football team! It is a heck of a good school and has been steadily growing for a lot of years. My grandmother was the English Department Chair back in the 1960's (I think). There is a "light rail" here in Charlotte that has a...

Wow! Very nice. If you have a chance, whip out the phone and squeeze off a few pix for a walk-around to add to your post. Maybe even a few of the interior would be cool to have too. That would establish "where it started" and as you fix things and personalize it, you will have a baseline...

Ahhhh... So nice to have a "Historic MV" still plugging along :cool: That load looks nicely loaded on that trailer too. It seems to be just right with enough tongue weight and plenty on the tandems on the trailer... .

Ahhh... Sometimes "help" isn't as much as it might be. Good news is nothing is broken so all is not lost :cool: I imagine that you turned that situation into a learning experience. Still - All good! .

Wow! That is pretty good service. 7 years out of a set of batteries is impressive. As it turns out, it makes a really good story! .

. Amazing how the little woman can instantly be happy when the house gets warm and the lights come on! Congratulations on planning ahead and being prepared when the time came! .

Welcome from North Carolina - here in these United States! Hope you enjoy being a part of the group. Quite a few CUCV's here and there is even one in the February MV of the Month! Below is a link to the tool pockets on Recovry4x4 's SECM body...

. I don't generally believe in "luck" but in this case, there was something magical that the stainless part didn't move! .

You know, the fuel would cost less and the other fighter jets are more sleek and sexy too - but I sure would love to have an F-4 Phantom. Any model. Twice as fast as any of the rest. It would take a years salary to fuel it up - but what an experience it would be!! Of course the C-5, C-130...

That US Marine or US Army "heavy equipment operator" tool on the side of the dump bed of the truck. Surely you remember these Frank: Any Truck Drivers in the group? - Hand Trucks moving boxes Any Landscapers in the group? - Lawn Mowers that need to be pushed Heavy Equipment Operators? -...

Most likely true. No telling what really happened. As you said, starting from "scratch" on your troubleshooting will get you to the answer faster than "i heard something". .

Wow - a dent-less and bend-less bumper... Didn't know those existed. I thought they all came pre-bent and warped! Paint looks nice...